How To Help Our Farmers and Neighbors Tens of thousands of members of our Texas community are suffering loss and displacement, while the agricultural community is impacted as well — flooded fields, damage to property and equipment, and acres upon acres of Read on! →
There’s nothing like a hot and humid Texas summer to make you want to hunker down in your skivvies and spend the day getting up close and personal with your air conditioner. Unfortunately we can’t change the weather, but we Read on! →
The 21st of June marks the summer solstice. On this day the sun rises early, swathing the world in light and then stays with us a little while longer before making way for cool evening glow of the moon. Throughout Read on! →
You don’t have to go very far to get a taste of a different side of Texas. This Father’s Day, ditch the daily routine, pile the family in the car and set your sights on adventure. Get your Fill of Read on! →
Drive four miles southwest of McDade, Texas and you can see the remains of old homesteads popping up in the rolling grassland, here and there an old water well or stone chimney. This can be said of many rural routes Read on! →
On the eve of Confituras’ remarkable 5 year anniversary, founder and jam-master Stephanie McClenny is finally ready to announce her next big venture: her own brick and mortar Jam & Biscuit store. I know, I know, it’s about time, right? Well, Read on! →
Rain Lily Farm is now hosting one of the most impressive stage sets we’ve ever seen! Come on out to 914 Shady Lane in Austin as Present Company presents a magical production of SHAKESPEARE ON THE FARM: The Tempest. Seating and Read on! →
Braune Family Farms in Seguin will open their doors for the 2nd Annual Pick Your Own Pumpkin Patch event – coming up October 19, 25 & 26
With a majority of their time and resources now being spent on endless city and attorney meetings, costly applications, permitting, code compliance and farm ordinances, Paula and Glenn Foore simply want to get back to work at Springdale Farm. With Read on! →
Why not make your yard a little fruitier? I just got off the phone with some new friends at Edible Earth Resources in Houston. They help people plant and maintain their own edible gardens, and their mission is to help Read on! →