Agriculture

TreeGrace Farms started in Lubbock, Texas on 259 acres of farmland. There, an underground drip irrigation system provides an energy-efficient and water-saving method for growing crops organically in West Texas.

We grow delicious watermelons and cantaloupes as well as wholesome Valencia peanuts, which are supplied to the local United Supermarkets and regional Whole Foods Markets.  The following are grown in the vegetable patch: spaghetti squash, collard greens, spinach, leaf lettuce, tomatoes, eggplants, okra, black-eyed peas, zucchini, gourds.  Our family of farmers come from the West Texas area and have been growing crops organically for three generations. Through crop rotation, soil building techniques, the addition of all organic inputs, the promotion of beneficial insects and microorganisms, we strive to produce healthy crops for healthy communities.

TreeGrace Farms in Kaufman County, Texas is located on 4,250 acres of ranchland, nearby the Dallas/Fort Worth area. There we produce hay, oats, wheat, grain sorghum and soybeans.  The products head into the open organic commodities markets  as well as to the Texas organic grain and feed markets.  TreeGrace Farms is currently collaborating with industry leaders on the development of a certified organic mixed feed ration for dairy and cattle farms in Texas.

In Terrell, Texas our 1200 acre cattle ranch over 800 acres of grazing land, over 40 acres of spring fed lakes and over 200 aces of Oak forests.  This property is a production base for certified organic forages.  We anticipate the slow but deliberate transition of our cattle to organic certification over the coming years.

TreeGrace Farms currently works with a diverse group of farmers, offering contracts on production to growers in areas of peanuts, pecans, oats, wheat, grain sorghum, corn and soybeans.  We have the ability to contract on current and future crops and we provide our partner growers with top market prices.  We are currently developing a profit sharing program with our in house production team in order to find additional ways to move money back to the farm.
 

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