our-farms

Bell Patch Farm

Bell Patch Farm is a small family owned farm growing fruits and vegetables for local customers using Earth friendly, sustainable methods and materials, with no pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. Bell Patch Farm grows seasonal produce with a focus on serving local niche wholesale outlets, including the Co-Op! The farm is located on prime river bottom soil in Webberville, at the eastern edge of Travis County. Bell Patch Farm is a one person operation, owned and operated by Greg Mast. Almost all of the crops grown on the farm are open pollinated and heirloom varieties, sourced from independent seed companies.

Eden East Farm

Eden East Farm is a sustainable urban farm located in historic downtown Bastrop, Texas. We pride ourselves in growing high quality seasonal produce for our on site farm stand, and for our sister restaurant, Store House Market & Eatery. Our seasonal offerings reflect what we want to serve the public at our restaurant, challenge our chefs with, and how we want to introduce seasonality to the public. Our crops change often, and we love to introduce new items to the public along with the staples that people know and love. 

As an urban farm, we love our neighbors and have the ability to welcome many to the farm on a weekly or monthly basis. We not only gather for monthly classes, but also for volunteer sessions, and for the occasional burger/beer with the farmer.  We also work with our local schools and mentor young people on all aspects of being a citizen and a community member.

Hope Full Farm

Hope Full Farm is a certified organic nonprofit farm in Dripping Springs, Texas, dedicated to addressing childhood food insecurity through regenerative agriculture. We grow nutrient-dense produce for local families while creating opportunities for education and community engagement.

Each year, we donate thousands of pounds of fresh, organic produce to school-aged children and families across Central Texas, expanding access to nutritious food and supporting healthier communities. Through our farm incubator program, volunteer opportunities, and educational initiatives, we also cultivate the next generation of farmers, advocates, and food system leaders.

Sound Ground

Sound Ground is a small farmstead in Blanco, TX that accentuates nature stewardship, community gathering, and local food production. Owner Kasey has been growing sprouts on the land for years, incorporating the operation into ongoing soil-building efforts. She has also been a member of CTFC since its inception. Sound Ground’s aim is to contribute to a resilient local food system by offering clean, thoughtfully grown products while creating a space where people can experience the connection between land, food, and well-being.

Land of Ages

We have a dream.

To grow the most nutritionally rich food in Texas. For decades, we have been told that farming is about chemistry. We believe farming is about biology. And living soil. And nutrition. Some of the nutrients you will find in our soil:

Biochar Compost 

High-Quality, Organic Chicken Manure – 

Sulfur 

Azamite 

Complete Sea Minerals 

Sea Moss

Humus Oil

Blood meal 

Basalt

Magnesium and other trace elements