Produce Farms near San Marcos, TX

San Marcos

From its Old RR 12 butcher shop open seven days a week, Three Six General cures, smokes, and butchers locally sourced, humanely raised meats for San Marcos and the I-35 corridor — stocking local organic produce, artisan cheese, house charcuterie, and low-intervention wine alongside. Catch their booths at Mueller, Bell, San Marcos, New Braunfels, and Buda markets, or the Howdy Child outpost at San Antonio's Historic Pearl, open daily until 9.

San Marcos

Three Six General is a San Marcos, Texas butcher shop doing in-house butchering, curing, and smoking of locally sourced, humanely raised meats — plus local organic produce, artisan cheese, crafted charcuterie, and low-intervention wine and craft beer. The shop on Old RR 12 is open daily, with booths at the Pearl, Mueller, San Marcos, and New Braunfels farmers markets and the Howdy Child counter at the Historic Pearl.

Seguin

Braune Farms grows fresh produce on the family farm at Link Road in Seguin, Texas — squash, cantaloupe, peaches, tomatoes, okra, and more, with the secret in the soil. Find them at the Pearl, New Braunfels, and Memorial Villages farmers markets, the farm stand, subscription veggie bags with delivery, and a real pumpkin patch every fall.

Seguin

The secret is in the soil at Braune Farms in Seguin, where the family's long produce-growing history yields monthly harvests of squash, zucchini, cantaloupe, peaches, tomatoes, peppers, okra, and peas. Buy at the Link Road farm stand, three weekly farmers markets (Pearl, New Braunfels, Memorial Villages), subscription veggie bags delivered to your door — or visit the real pumpkin patch each fall.

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

At Urban Roots' South Austin Farm on Winnebago Lane, youth from 25 area schools farm to grow young minds — earning real pay while building leadership, farming, and food-justice advocacy skills on regeneratively managed ground. Nearly all of the produce goes to the community through food access programs, with open houses, educational tours, and volunteer days connecting Austin to its food.