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3170, Kerens, TX
We are a family-owned ranch passionate about caring for our animals and the land. We pasture-raise pigs, chickens, sheep, and goats using regenerative practices that promote soil health, biodiversity, and animal welfare. Our commitment to sustainability ensures that every cut of meat, every egg, and every jar of our whipped beef tallow is ethically produced and full of flavor. Beyond our products, we offer an authentic farm experience—part of the Harvest Host network—welcoming RVers to connect with farm life, enjoy the peaceful country setting, and see firsthand how regenerative farming works. What makes us truly special is our dedication to family values, responsible farming, and providing wholesome, high-quality products that you can feel good about sharing with your own family.
Happy Life Ranch Texas Edition, in its own listing
Farms that host visitors run on the crop and the weather. Ripe dates move by a week or two from year to year, and many farms post what is open that morning. Check before you go, bring cash for the stand, and ask whether coolers, pets and strollers are welcome.
Worth asking before you go:
Weather, coolers, and knowing what is happening on the place when you are busy with guests.
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