ROOTED IN TEXAS. RAISED WITH PURPOSE.

Pasture-Raised
Chicken, Eggs & Pork
From Our Texas Farm

Raised regeneratively with certified
organic, certified non-GMO, soy-free feed
and a commitment to transparency
from our family farm to your family's table.

SHOP OUR PRODUCTS
OUR FARM STORY
Wild Texan Farm family walking through pasture in Jourdanton, Texas
Pasture-raised laying hens foraging on grass at Wild Texan Farm in Jourdanton, Texas

OUR PROMISE

Better for your family.

Better for our land.

We raise nutrient-dense food with integrity—on pasture, with certified organic, non-GMO, soy-free feed, and no shortcuts. By sharing the people and practices behind it, we help families reconnect with where their food comes from.

What Our Customers Are Saying

Reviews from our customers on Google
vanessa castaneda★★★★★ · Google review

Absolutely love Wild Texan Farm, we found them at the NB farmers market last year and they are the sweetest family. We buy their whole chickens they offer 3 size options. And they gifted us a lip balm that goes on so smooth.

Rachel C★★★★★ · Google review

Our absolute favorite farm! Best tasting high quality meat and eggs we have ever had!! This family farm truly pours their heart and soul into everything they do and how they care for their animals- and it makes all the difference. We love stopping by their stand every Saturday at the New Braunfels Farmers Market. 10 stars!!!

McKenzie Davis★★★★★ · Google review

This is my go to place for eggs! I'm a stickler when it comes to getting the best and these are THE best eggs. Matt and Lauriana are some of the sweetest people which makes giving them my business that much easier! I won't buy my eggs from anywhere else!

Children caring for backyard chickens at Wild Texan Farm in Texas

OUR STORY

It Started With a Few Backyard Chickens.

In 2020, we brought home a few backyard chickens because we wanted better food for our own family. We never planned on starting a farm. But the more we learned about where our food came from, the more we wanted to do things differently. A few chickens became more animals, more pasture, and eventually Wild Texan Farm.

Today, we’re still raising food for the same reason we started: to feed our family well and help other families do the same.