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Tuesday 4pm - 6pm Sunday 4pm - 6pm

sullifarmandkitchen, 495 County Road 2202, Hooks, TX (2026)

07/25/2026

Summer vegetables are coming to a close as quickly as they arrived. It’s been so fun curating the menus at The Primary Commons and featuring truly local, fresh produce at every service. We’ve put well over $7,000 directly in the pockets of our small family farms in the area, just this summer, just in produce alone (not including local proteins, dairy, eggs!). This is about so much more than just getting the tastiest and freshest foods. Little by little we are building real systems and networks, (from scratch) and bringing viability to the diversified family farms that are becoming fewer and farther between every day. It’s an effort toward building a hyper-local economy of consumers and growers and closing the gap between the two. We have to keep eating, we can’t afford to lose the ones growing. This work and these fellow farmers are so special to me
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07/22/2026

Swipe through >> to learn about this neat idea! We are blessed to have a family of this size, nearby, that all gets along (99% of the time anyway 😜). But you could also modify the concept to work with a friend group, neighbors, etc! It’s definitely a fun way to tackle those bigger projects that would take weeks to do alone!
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07/10/2026

A long overdue post introducing Lakin! If you’ve been to the Sullifarm Shop in the last 10 months, you’ve most likely seen Lakin instead of myself. Lakin took over for me at the Sullifarm Shop when I started leading the culinary team at a new, local, farm to table concept restaurant called The Primary Commons, that I helped develop. After dedicating many years being the person behind the Sullifarm Shop counter, I knew I couldn’t be in two places at once. Watching Lakin form bonds and relationships with all the wonderful people that I’ve grown to know over the years has been so special. I’ve also watched new customers come through our doors who don’t even know who I am, but they’ve already found a friend and a connection with her behind the counter. I’ve watched people share with her their homemade treats, produce from their gardens, fermentation experiments, plants, crafts. And Lakin remembers everyone, their stories, their kids, their preferences, what they shop for, their favorite local items. She is perhaps more personable and caring than I ever was, and it is the biggest blessing knowing that she has taken full care of something that means the whole world to me, so that I can invest in new opportunities. It’s bittersweet not spending as much time there as I used to, with all the folks in this community who frequent the Sullifarm Shop and support my work. Just know that your support is still the backbone of everything we do and without you, and people like Lakin, there wouldn’t be a Sullifarm.. and life would be a lot more dull! Thank you for continuing to show up to encourage a local, sustainable, resilient, food system. And next time you see Lakin, tell her she’s awesome.

-Annemarie
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04/30/2026

Less than 1% of the world’s (domesticated for human consumption) pigs are raised this way. We gotta get our numbers up!! Thank you for the continued support of Sullifarm- the focus is still Slow, Real, Good.
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04/16/2026

When was the last time you had one of those “this is what it’s all about” moments? We imagine that the “we made it” moments only exist in the grandiosity of standing on top of a mountain or signing off on a mansion. Sometimes it’s the recognition of the smallest experience of everyday life that you’ve worked to make normal. Around the corner from my farm I see my neighbor working in the yard with his young son. I’m on my way to our local dairy farm to pick up fresh milk for the community. I know I’ll see that same neighbor later today when he comes with his son to stock up on their groceries for the week, at my store that’s less than 5 miles away. I notice my other neighbor across the street and her chickens, ducks, and geese, grazing their property. I admire the peacocks that are perched on the fence line. This neighbor supplies fresh eggs to my shop, which are then also picked up by other fellow neighbors. I’ve been farming for over 10 years now, and from day one this was what I wanted. A strong local network of producers providing for families and families supporting producers all deeply rooted in the same few mile radius. Where agriculture doesn’t have to just be a massive commercial operation separated from the people it feeds, but instead little farms that can integrate into the landscape of every region. Where resiliency, sustainability, and community, become the fabric of the nation. Of course the work is unforgiving, the goals can seem light years away, and nothing is ever perfect. But every now and then, you get a glimpse of the pieces that are.
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- Annemarie

Address

495 County Road 2202
Hooks, TX
75561

Opening Hours

Tuesday	4pm - 6pm
Sunday	4pm - 6pm

Telephone

(512) 229-7599

Website

https://www.sullifarm.com/

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