This place sucks. The phone staff is rude. Lady named bonny was by far the rudest. I have brung my…read moretractor to these people for the last time.Every time they fix it. It returns with less parts than originally came in with. Causeing more issues with tractor.....then haveing to order more and more parts to keep it running. I am very unpleased with the constant burden of haveing a broke down tractor. EVERY TIME IT IS SAID TO BE FIXED IT IS NOT. they never fess up to their mistakes either and simply blame and charge the customer. Do not bring a tractor here. It is a scam and a big mistake.

We bought 2 farm implements 10 years ago. After listening to our needs, and at their…read morerecommendation, we bought a 7 foot heavy duty shredder and an 8 foot disk mower. Just this year, we had to do our first major maintenance on the modern ag products heavy-duty shredder/bush hog. The stump-jumper pan finally gave out and needs to be replaced ($200-$250). Other than the annual greasing and gearbox oil check, we haven't had to do anything other than clean it after shredding and we have done some heavy shredding with it and it is not shedded. We appreciate their experience and advice and will be doing business with them again as we upgrade to a 15' mower (still keeping our 7' shredder). As for our 8' disk mower we have never had to do anything with it other than the usual annual maintenance. Wharton isn't the closest town with a tractor shop (we are in Bay City), but our next purchase will be with them.

Nothing to do with Lamar Hunt, Lamar High School, or Marq Lamar, the Radio 1 DJ back in England…read more A good tractor company that sells reliable tractors with good honest family service is located here in Rosenberg, and it definitely gets the job done. It's friendly and it's local, and quite honestly I'm surprised they didn't already have any reviews on here.

Little unorganized, but the hardwood bark mulch is the best. In the past, have always purchased…read moremulch from the Ground Up, but won't be going back there.

Great place for materials service selection in value well done . Unique rock collection great…read morestones.

If you are interested in Bonsai, then this is your place, not only do they have an amazing…read moreselection of Bonsai and pre-Bonsai, but also tools ceramics specialized Bonsai soils, classes, and topping it all off the owner Hurley and his two associates Gale and Rusty bring to the table a wealth of knowledge and a love for the art and after being there for a while, you will notice that they treat every single person with the upmost respect and they meet them where they are in the practice whether you're a beginner or expert they can and will work with you, and as you start researching Bonsai and their suppliers around the country, you come to realize very quickly that they work hard to keep their prices as reasonable as possible. Take a trip out and have a great day with all the little trees.

Easy instructions to follow. Enjoyed the class very much. Great instruction from Mr. Hurley Johnson.read more

LOAM Agronomics is a farm located in Richmond, Texas that offers weekly memberships and delivers…read moreCSA boxes at various pickup locations across Greater Houston. Dunno what CSA means? Community Supported Agriculture ...By getting a subscription, you're supporting small, local, organic farms; and you reap the benefits of getting fresh, seasonal veggies and probiotics. Local dirt is good for ya! I pick up my weekly share at Eastside Farmers Market each Saturday. An easy ritual that gets me out of bed and meal prepping for the week by Saturday afternoon (or sometimes Sunday). My sister gets her share out in Katy. Again, multiple pickup locations. About your membership: :: You can share with a friend, which is exactly what I do. At $30 week ($15/person with my buddy) we both get more than enough fresh and seasonal veggies for the week. :: The longer you subscribe, the better the discount you get. :: They let you swap out veggies for others when you pick up your box, in the case you're not feelin' a certain veggie. :: Need to skip a week due to travels or whatever life throws your way? They make it easy to skip a week (there are limits to how many times you can do that.) The farm itself is 288 acres of all sorts of seasonal veggies and herbs. before each week's pickup, members get an email with a photo and list of veggies for the week, along with storage/preservation tips and shared recipes. I've had my membership for 3+ months, and since then I've turned my kitchen into somewhat of a culinary lab. I've made carrot top pesto with my leftover carrot tops, kale chips. pickled watermelon radish, whipped kohlrabi.... I had NO idea what kohlrabi was before LOAM, and now I notice it on restaurant menus and even iin-the-know food trucks. It's amazing how much LOAM has opened me up to not only trying new vegetables, but cooking them. It's not too scary thanks to Pinterest. LOAM also has farm events for members. I wasn't a member back during Thanksgiving, but I saw on their website they had a day of green bean picking for families - what a fun way to educate the kiddos where their food comes and excite them about vegetables and cooking. Love ya, LOAM.

Spent Sunday picking Okra $10 per person for all you can pick and fill up a burlap tote bag. Green…read moreand crimson okra. Cool weather, off and on rain, heavy mud stuck to the soles of our feet, grasshoppers and the smells of a farm here on Richmond, Texas. I believe they said it was 288 acres. It used to be prison land but was sold. It's adjacent to a prison. The prison still grows corn. Apparently the prison grew their own produce. They were going to sell some of the land for development I was told. The land wasn't able to be developed. This farm was able to get a lot of acres and farm it. This farm grows radishes, wasabina, cilantro, etc. They sell their produce at Farmers Markets in And around Houston such as the Urban Harvest (which I frequent) It was a great day picking Okra. The farm dog Nikita is about 13 years old, friendly and full of life. They offer memberships. Learn more about Loam in their own words by checking out their website. The link is below. https://www.loamagronomics.com/