TexHen Ranch Co.

12/20/2025

My girls are jumping on the bandwagon!

12/19/2025

Love our local little farm!

A Midlothian man gave away 120 Christmas trees after a slow first season, drawing support from across the country and helping families in need.

12/08/2025

For our Vendors
Don’t forget to check your expiration dates for TAHC and PT tests!
May 9th will be here soon!

11/27/2025

11/26/2025

The essentials of a Thanksgiving feast are grown by Texas farmers:
✔️Turkey
✔️Potatoes
✔️Green Beans
✔️Wheat
✔️Pecans
✔️Pumpkins
Learn more: https://txfb.us/TTT112018

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

I’m not mad about the suggestion!

11/08/2025

Y’all don’t panic. “The OLD farmers Almanac” is still truckin’! The “Farmers Almanac” is the one being discontinued

https://amzn.to/4nI3apW

11/06/2025

Want to be a Vendor at the next Ellis County Poultry Trades Day!
Clicked the link below to fill out a short form to add yourself to the email list for all the details coming up in 2026
 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fdZGEmQJdUt_Xa5O8B-kQDavVtvHDODH8i1y3r1rrOg/edit?usp=drivesdk

10/30/2025

🚨ELLIS Co People:
In the coming days / weeks there may be an opportunity to step up an help provide eggs to people and families in need, I’m reaching out to a few organizations to see if they will accept donations of farm fresh eggs, since many of us are counter egg people and they aren’t washed or refrigerated immediately, I know that may pose an issue, as far as offical regulations go. but if we find an outlet willing to partner with us and you are in Ellis Co and your heart is moved to help and you are willing to donate eggs in any amount to families in need, please just drop a ⭐️ in the comments and if we get the green light I’ll send you a PM with details as we get them.

10/28/2025

Wow Desoto, just move into their space and just kill them all, that will fix it, really classy.

Please e-mail the Desoto council members:

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Dear City of DeSoto,

I am writing to express concern about the recently shared plan to kill coyotes as part of population control efforts in DeSoto. These actions raise serious ethical and ecological concerns and do not reflect the humane values of our community. Coyotes play an important role in maintaining ecological balance, and lethal control methods are neither sustainable nor effective long-term.

I urge the City of DeSoto to reconsider this approach and explore humane, science-based alternatives. Partnering with local wildlife organizations could provide effective, non-lethal solutions such as hazing education, habitat management, and community coexistence programs.

Educating residents on how to safely coexist with coyotes is key to preventing conflicts and fostering understanding. Many taxpayers do not want their tax dollars used for the unnecessary killing of wildlife when humane and effective options exist.

Please take this opportunity to make DeSoto a model for compassionate and responsible wildlife management.

Thank you for your time and consideration.