Produce Farms in Austin, TX

Austin

Established in 1841, Boggy Creek Farm invites Austin to step back in time — walking the historic grounds of the city's oldest modern-day urban farm before shopping the on-site Farmstand Market. The fields grow fresh, seasonal vegetables using regenerative, no-till practices, harvested steps from where they're sold on Lyons Road.

Austin

Urban Roots' East Austin Farm on Delwau Lane is where "the farm is your classroom" — youth leaders grow fresh food and leadership skills on regenerative urban farmland, sharing 97% of the harvest (88,485 servings in 2025) through food access partners. The nonprofit pays youth directly for their work, welcomes hundreds of K-12 students for tours, and hosts hundreds of community volunteers each year.

Austin

Urban Roots grows a more just and joyful food future from its South Austin Farm on Winnebago Lane, pairing paid youth internships with regenerative agriculture — students plant, harvest, and advocate for food equity while nearly all the produce flows to Central Texans through food access programs. Open houses, K-12 field trips, and 775+ annual volunteers keep the farm buzzing with community.

Austin

Manor

Tecolote Farm was an organic vegetable farm in Manor, Texas, farmed from 1993 and credited with the first CSA in the Austin area in 1994, which grew from 16 members to 320 by 2017. The farm's LocalHarvest listing, updated in January 2025, says it no longer serves the public and that Steelbow Farm now grows produce on its fields.

Manor

Cedar Creek

From its farm in Cedar Creek, nonprofit Farmshare Austin grows organic food — and farmers, through hands-on training — while its Fresh for Less program tackles food access across Eastern Travis County. Mobile markets and home delivery carry Texas-grown produce, eggs, honey, and groceries at reduced prices, with volunteers and donors powering a more just local food system.

Elgin

Liberty Hill

You've been berry pickin' and apple pickin', but you ain't never been veggie pickin' — Isle Acre Farms in Liberty Hill, Texas grew from Becky and Pete's backyard garden into a reservation-based pick-your-own vegetable experience, mid-May to mid-July. Book a morning time slot, grab a basket, harvest seasonal veggies straight from the field, and pay by weight — farming you can feel, designed for family memories.