Partners

These are the people behind your food. 

Shop produce, meat, dairy & pantry goods from nearby farms - one-time or subscribe & save 5%.

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Not a marketplace. Not a vendor list. A small, intentional network.

Every partner we work with is someone we know, trust, and would feed our own family.

Barton Springs Mill

Dripping Springs, TX

Stone-ground Flour & Heritage Whole Grains

Meet the Miller

Circle N Dairy

Gainesville, TX

Milk, Cheese, Eggs & Ice Cream

Meet the Farmer

Dryad Grove Mushroom Farm

Weatherford, TX

Dried Mushrooms, Snacks & Extracts

Meet the Farmer

Greener Pastures

distributed by HighMark out of Decatur, TX

Organic, pasture-raised Chicken

Meet the Farmers

HighMark Beef

Decatur, TX

Beef: Steaks & Ground Beef

Meet the Rancher

Tall Texan Coffee Company

Denton, TX

Intentionally-Sourced, Fresh-Roasted Coffee

Meet the Roaster

Texas Hill Country Olive Co.

Dripping Springs, TX

100% Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Meet the Olive Oil Makers

The Holmestead

Weatherford, TX

Baked goods, Sourdough, microgreens, hydroponic veggies, and herbs

Meet the Baker & Farmer

Clean Inside & Out

Northlake, TX

Pure skincare, gentle ingredients

Meet the Maker

The Tallow Spot

Northlake, TX

Tallow-based skincare, wellness & home goods

Meet the Maker

Hive Riot Honey

Keller, TX

Raw Honey

Meet the Beekeeper

Ladybug Lane

Krugerville, TX

Fresh Vegetables, Flowers, & Seedlings

Meet the Farmer

Lucido's Garden Pasta

Flower Mound, TX

Fresh and dried pastas, and sauces

Meet the Makers

Mountain Creek Ranch

Gainesville, TX

Artisan Soap, Jams, Microgreens & Produce

Meet the Farmer

O-Face

Keller, TX

Award-Winning Artisan Manufacturer of Seasonings and Snacks

Meet the Maker

Peanut Butter Passport

Dallas, TX

Gourmet, Artisan Peanut Butters

Meet the Maker

Pinky's Peak Provisions

Fort Worth, TX

Artisan, Small-Batch Dog Treats

Meet the Maker

RG Candy

Gainesville, TX

Small-batch candies and sweets

Meet the Maker

Sunnyside Gardens

Flower Mound, TX

Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, and Herbs

Meet the Gardeners

T0tsauce

Plano, TX

Award-Winning Elevated Hot Sauces

Meet the Maker

Veteran's Liberty Ranch

Rhome, TX

Pasture-Raised Beef, Pork & Lamb

Meet the Ranchers

Apothestix

Argyle, TX

Plant-Based skincare, body & home goods

Meet the Maker

Vespa 7 Spices

Fort Worth, TX

Clean spice belnds for Paleo, Whole30 & everyday cooking

Meet the Maker

Sapling Farms

Sanger, TX

USDA Certified Organic Produce

Meet the Farmer

Christina's Organic Syrups

Argyle, TX

Small-batch, 2:1 organic syrups

Meet the Maker

Joyful Loaves

Lewisville, TX

Organic Beeswax Bread Bags

Meet the Maker

Granola With Love

Dallas, TX

Small-batch, vegan-friendly, gluten-friendly granola

Meet the Makers

Velli Syrups

Wylie, TX

Small Batch Craft Simple Syrup

Meet the Maker

Brushy Creek Farm

Montague, TX

Small, family farm - fruits & vegetables

Meet the Farmers

Bee & Brew

Ft Worth, TX

Veteran-owned fresh roasted coffee

Meet the Roaster

Freaky Ferments

Ft Worth, TX

Flavor first hot sauces, fermented.

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Kings Fire and Smoke BBQ

Frisco, TX

Small-batch Texas BBQ sauce

Meet the Maker

Sweet Nibbles

Flower Mound, TX

Allergen-free homemade baked goods

Meet the Baker

Canning in the Chaos

Highland Village, TX

Small-batch, unique canned goods

Meet the Canner

Trimble Farms

Flower Mound, TX

Seasonal, sustainably-grown flowers

Meet the Farmer

TLC Ranch

Burneyville, OK

Organic pecans, bison & honey

Meet the Rancher

Sweetie's Cheesecakes

Fort Worth, TX

Cheesecakes in a jar

Meet the Maker

Messy Buns Sourdough

Justin, TX

Slow-fermented sourdough microbakery

Meet the Maker

Violet's Bagels

Lantana, TX

NY-style bagels & bagel chips

Meet the Baker

Beaty Farms

Aubrey, TX

All-natural, pasture-raised beef

Meet the Rancher

Windview Chicken Ranch

Boyd, TX

All-natural chicken, no soy, no corn

Meet the Rancher

NewNorm Brands

Dallas, TX

Date-sweetened chocolate

Meet the Chocolatier

Kurhan's Plant Co.

Keller, TX

Sustainably grown plants with unique varieties

Meet the Gardener

Sweet Alchemy

Double Oak, TX

Old-world-inspired sweets & savories

Meet the Maker

Armagh Creamery

Dublin, TX

Certified Organic Dairy with milk, yogurt & cheese

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Hollow Trace Market Farm

Azle, TX

Biointensive sustainable micro farm

Meet the Farmer

Homemade Quick

Flower Mound, TX

Gourmet mixes homemade quick!

Meet the Maker

Spivey-Q

Coppell, TX

Smoked Goodness & Snacks

Meet the Maker

RootBound Apothecary

Northlake, TX

Holistic wellness rooted in love

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Sweet Lizzie's Bakery

Grand Prairie, TX

Sweet breads, cookies & freeze-dried fruits

Meet the Baker

Demases Farm

Boyd, TX

4th-gen produce farm, est. 1919

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What We Look for in Our Partners

Care for land, animals, and people

We partner with farmers and makers who prioritize soil health, animal welfare, and the well-being of their communities.

Small-scale, seasonal production

Our partners work with the rhythms of nature, not against them. Availability changes with the seasons, and that’s a feature, not a flaw.

Pride in their craft

These are people who care deeply about what they’re producing, whether that’s vegetables, bread, dairy, or meat.

Transparency over perfection

We value openness about how food is grown and made, knowing that small farms don’t all look the same, and that honesty matters more than labels.

Practices that lean deeply organic

Many of our partners use organic or beyond-organic practices — often without certification — avoiding synthetic chemicals, GMOs, and shortcuts whenever possible.

A note on organic & growing practices

We work with farmers and makers who do the right things… even when it’s harder.

Many use organic or beyond-organic practices without formal certification, simply because small farms don’t always have the resources to pursue it. What matters most to us is care, transparency, and trust. If it’s on our shelves, it’s something we feel great about feeding our own families.

When you shop here, you’re not just buying food, you’re supporting families, preserving skills, and helping keep local food viable in North Texas.