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erica tracey
· 9 months ago
Amazing little farm stand where you can find a variation of meat, veggies and canned goods. Highly recommend stopping by!
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Stone's Throw Farm Co
Local goods with a community-first mission.
5(5 reviews)
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About
Stone's Throw Farm Co is a Fort Worth-based grocery and farm stand offering meat, vegetables, canned goods, and Texas-made specialties. Located at 9560 Crowley Plover Rd, the shop highlights local sourcing and a mission to employ individuals with special needs. Visitors praise the knowledgeable, friendly staff, a welcoming, seating-friendly layout, and clear signs about local items and the farm's story.
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9560 Crowley Plover Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76126, USA
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Services
Fresh Local Produce
A wide selection of sustainably grown fruits and vegetables sourced directly from nearby farms.
Texas-Made Meats
High-quality meats including gator and other red meats, all locally sourced and processed.
Homemade Canned Goods
Artisanal pickles, jams, and preserves canned in-house for authentic flavor.
Pantry Staples and Snacks
Local pantry items, snacks, and candy to support everyday needs and treats.
Special Needs Employment Program
Inclusive workplace opportunities for individuals with special needs, fostering community support.
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Greg hoo
· 1 year ago
* Inclusivity and Support for Workers with Special Needs: It's fantastic when businesses provide opportunities for individuals with special needs. This not only creates valuable employment but also enriches the workplace with diverse perspectives and talents. It speaks volumes about the market's values. * Knowledgeable and Pleasant Staff: Staff who are genuinely friendly and well-versed in their products can make a huge difference in a customer's experience. In a farmers market, this often means they can tell you about the farm the produce came from, how it was grown, or offer cooking tips, which adds to the appeal of buying local. These elements combine to create a welcoming and informative environment that makes people want to return. It's a great example of how businesses can positively impact their communities while providing excellent service.
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Heston Williams
· 1 year ago
Stone’s Throw Farm Co., just south of Benbrook, is outstanding! Their sustainable, fresh produce shines, and their mission to employ special needs individuals is inspiring. The rolling farm stand offers delicious pickles, jams, and local treats. A vibrant nonprofit that’s a community must-visit. 5 stars!
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The Girls
· 1 year ago
Support this business because of who they support! Fun place with a small selection of pantry staples, snacks, candy, and a large variety of meats. Most everything is Texas-made.
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Lilly Wookerson
· 3 years ago
I decided to stop in here this morning (Wednesday) just to see what they had. I was pleasantly surprised by the selection and pricing. Just about everything is locally made and by local i mean driving distance not "local" surrounding states. Ms. B Lovely was there with a very sweet young man. She showed me around and told me how they support special needs kids and families, this is posted through out the store along with how they sell local items on neat and pretty signs. The store is friendly and inviting with signs telling you to have a seat and stay awhile. I was excited to find out they had gator meat here as well as many options for red meats. They actually do all the canning of the vegetables and jams themselves as well. This truely is a must visit for anyone that likes local and organic groceries.
