For bulk meat orders, please email or call us to be placed on the waiting list. However, we have plenty available for retail purchase in our farm store year round.
Call today for pricing and details on beef quarters and halves at 325-370-5159 or email us from here.
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To abide by CDC recommendations for 6' space distancing between customers, we must limit the number of customers in the outdoor fenced area to no more than 48,400 people at any time. Obviously, there is no way we would ever reach that number of customers at one time, but we just want all of our customers and the public to know that we do have plenty of room for you to come and get your essential food items while remaining in a comfortable spacious environment at all times.
Farmers and ranchers are now on the front lines when it comes to fighting the impact of COVID-19, thanks to a decision by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
The agency is recognizing thousands of jobs in agriculture and related fields as “essential critical infrastructure workers.”
"Everyone from the people who supply the inputs to the farmers and producers who grow the food and care for animals are essential”
Washington post- Food is an essential, so even with calls for “social distancing” because of the coronavirus pandemic, no one is suggesting that we stop shopping for groceries.
We are here for our community, just the same as always, to provide farm fresh produce, meats, and other products that our community can be assured are good for you and as fresh as you can get..... straight from our fields to your table. We ask that you remember that we have been here, serving our community since 2007, through the good and the bad, the droughts and the floods, and we will continue to do so as long as we are able. We wish we could grow produce year round, but unfortunately, here in West Texas, it must be a seasonal harvest.
Open April 10th- August 2nd, September 25th- November 1st, and November 27th- December 31st.
We will post at the top of this page and on our facebook page what is available each weekend.
Here is some of the produce we grow and the approximate harvest dates:
Blackberries ripen in mid-late May and last through June.
22 different varieties of peaches and plums available late May through early September. Varieties range from traditional yellow-fleshed peaches to white fleshed and 'donut'.
Other seasonal produce including black-eye and purple hull peas, cantaloupes, watermelons, tomatoes, and okra. Usually available June- August.
A couple of items that we now offer: our farm raised chicken eggs, a variety of local raw milk cheeses, a greater selection of baked goods, pick-your-own blackberries in May & June, and a much larger produce selection! Click HERE to learn more about our produce.
We have added flour and other baking items that are made from wheat and corn grown here in Texas, all organic and non-GMO. The nuts and candy items are produced here in Texas as well. Our seasonings and mixes are all made at other small cooperating farms here in Texas. Our jams & jellies are either our own made here on our farm or from another Texas farm.
We also have a large selection of beef, lamb, and goat meat in stock now. Let us know what you need and we can put it together!
All of our meat is raised right here on the farm, grass fed, and no hormones given.... ever. Our customers are amazed at the difference between ours and what you will find at the grocery store.
Click HERE to learn more about our meat.
Please email dentonvalleyfarms@yahoo.com with your orders or call
Amanda at 325-370-5159 or
Colby at 325-665-2349
We are not shipping at this time, so our products are currently only available at the Farm Store or some items for delivery to Abilene or Clyde.
NOW OPEN EVERY Friday, Saturday, & Sunday
Spring & Summer hours:
Fridays 10-5
Saturdays 9-5
Sundays 10-4
Pick your own squash
Pick your own cherry tomatoes
Pick your own green beans & long beans as well as long cucumbers
Pick your own flowers too!
(We recommend arriving close to opening for best pick-your-own availability. Once the produce is picked out for the day, those rows will be closed for picking until more can ripen. Please DO NOT PICK anything other than these crops even though you may see other ripe produce in the fields.)
Train rides open this weekend!
Slide will be closed due to a large construction project getting ready for an exciting new attraction that will open in the fall.
Lunch Served 11-2
Chicken street tacos, Chicken Nachos, hot dogs for the kiddos!
Fresh lemonade and sweet tea
Homemade strawberry or PEACH ice cream!
No charge to see & pet the animals in our barnyard petting zoo.
Fresh farm grown veggies- List of produce for July 10th-12th:
PEAS- black eyes & purple hulls- ask about pick your own sessions
Watermelons- Orange & red, so sweet & so good, picked ripe!
Cantaloupes- several varieties, all picked ripe off the vine
Peaches- free stone varieties, NO pick your own, filling bulk orders now
Sweet Corn- peak season
Eggplants- beautiful & fresh
Tomatoes- tons of large red tomatoes! mixed cherry & green tomatoes, call ahead for bulk
Cucumbers- tons of pickling! a few slicing, call ahead for bulk
Green beans! Also string-less long beans, Call ahead for bulk
Okra- picked each morning
Peppers- Green & Purple bells, sweet bananas, jalapenos, mixed hot peppers
Potatoes- red, gold, purple
Onions- red, yellow in store
Spinach
Squash- yellow straight neck and zucchini, starburst & white scallop
Herbs- Dill & Cilantro
Garlic
Farm raised beef, pork, lamb, & goat meat. Fresh eggs
NEW VOLLEMANS WHOLE, CHOCOLATE MILK, STRAWBERRY, & 2% IN QTS & HALF GALLONS!!
Essentials- pinto beans, rice, yeast, flour, canned goods & more.
No admission fee to get in, you only pay for the fruit you pick and the items you purchase in farm store.
Bring the family out and enjoy some of our good ol' farm fresh air. We will still be limiting the number of customers inside the farm store at any given time.