Flint & Bullard, Texas — Est. 1981

East Texas
Farm Fresh
Produce

A third-generation family farm offering fresh watermelon, tomatoes, sweet onions, and more—straight from our stand each week.

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Local pickup Weekly fresh stock Family owned since 1981
Buckley Farms

About Us

Tim and Melinda Buckley run a third-generation, family-owned farm based in Bullard with a produce stand in Flint, Texas. They grow what they sell — harvested fresh and brought straight to the stand each week.

Family Grown
Three generations of farming in East Texas since 1981.
Always Local
Grown in Bullard, sold at our stand in Flint.
Seasonal Fresh
Stock changes weekly — watermelon, tomatoes, onions, and more.

Products

What's fresh at the stand this week.

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Sweet Homegrown Noonday Onions
Sweet Homegrown Noonday Onions
Sweet homegrown Noonday onions, fresh-picked and bagged.
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Fresh Homegrown Peas
Fresh Homegrown Peas
Fresh homegrown peas, shelled and ready.
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Homegrown Jacksonville Tomatoes
Homegrown Jacksonville Tomatoes
Homegrown Jacksonville tomatoes, fresh from the farm.
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Watermelon
Watermelon
Classic round watermelons, farm-grown.
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Land and Forest Services

Beyond the produce stand, we specialize in land management and forest work across East Texas.

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(903) 541-7292
Reforestation
Fence Building
Herbicide Spraying
Tree Planting
Deer Lease Maintenance
Tractor Mowing
Food Plot Services
Gopher Poisoning

Get in touch

Questions about the stand, orders, or land management? We'll get back to you fast.

Fast response — usually same day Local pickup available Cash, check, or card accepted
Email
buckleymelinda3@gmail.com Email us
The Stand (903) 541-7980
Orders & general questions
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Land Management (903) 541-7292
Services & pricing inquiries
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