Burro Malo Farm

Burro Malo Farm Located in Adamsville, Tx

Come out and visit the farmstand in Adamsville. Lots of lovely veggies and cheeses available to choose from. Daylight ho...
06/10/2026

Come out and visit the farmstand in Adamsville. Lots of lovely veggies and cheeses available to choose from. Daylight hours. Venmo or cash.

The season has started slowly for tomatoes and tomatillos. Just a few coming in from the field each day.
06/04/2026

The season has started slowly for tomatoes and tomatillos. Just a few coming in from the field each day.

05/30/2026

Check out this amazing bison from Bison Cove.

Only half the onion harvest is in and it's a beautiful crop this year. The white onions are still in the ground along wi...
05/23/2026

Only half the onion harvest is in and it's a beautiful crop this year. The white onions are still in the ground along with the shallots and leeks.

Dylan pulled all the yellow and red onions and both the regular and elephant garlic before the storms last week. This gave us a chance to get the harvest hauled under the shelter of the farmstand to cure.

Order for delivery to Oakalla, Kempner, Cove, Evant or Lampasas.

Or stop by the farmstand in Adamsville. You can't miss it this week the aroma of curing onions will help direct you to the farmstand.

Life of a farm truck
05/21/2026

Life of a farm truck

A new batch of vanilla extract was just decanted and labeled. We make small batch extracts that you just can't find else...
05/20/2026

A new batch of vanilla extract was just decanted and labeled. We make small batch extracts that you just can't find elsewhere. The new lot was extracted for 21 months and produced 8 bottles.

This double fold (or double strength) vanilla started with a bottle of Woodford Reserve Bourbon, aka the good stuff, combined with 5 ounces of Madagascar grade A vanilla beans and allowed to steep in the recesses of a dark closet shelf since October of 2024.

Get some now while supplies last.

If you grow indeterminate tomatoes you're probably familiar with the 'Florida weave'. If not, here's Dylan's take on it ...
05/19/2026

If you grow indeterminate tomatoes you're probably familiar with the 'Florida weave'. If not, here's Dylan's take on it with old drip tape.

Florida weave is a system for supporting indeterminate growth in tomatoes. The plants can get up to 5 feet tall and sprawl everywhere. To contain and bring some order growers weave a string down both sides of the row creating a 'wall' effect with the branches. It makes for easy harvest. Add a new row of weave about every foot of vertical growth to maintain control of the tomatoes.

We use drip tape over and over literally for years. The sun speeds up its decay, mice chew it for access to a drop of water, bad aim with a harvest knife can slice it open. Sure you can patch it but eventually drip tape ends up in the garbage.

Several years ago Dylan started reusing bad drip tape for our Florida weave. It's chunky. Not particularly attractive. It's also extremely sturdy. It works great.

Recycling, reusing, making do.

School's out for the summer. We have extra hands harvesting leeks for market.
05/17/2026

School's out for the summer. We have extra hands harvesting leeks for market.

Onions are ready to harvest. They'll need to cure to prepare for storage then they'll be ready for sale. Stop by the far...
05/16/2026

Onions are ready to harvest. They'll need to cure to prepare for storage then they'll be ready for sale.

Stop by the farmstand in Adamsville, or get them delivered to Oakalla, Kempner, Cove, Evant and Lampasas.

Address

16588 N US Highway 281
Adamsville, TX
76550

Telephone

(512) 277-4908

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