Blessings Ranch
Blessings Ranch is a family ranch in Tomball, Texas raising grass fed beef, pasture raised chicken and eggs for the Houston area, and running a raw A2 Jersey milk co-op with raw honey and raw cheese.
Blessings Ranch is a family farm in Tomball, Texas, raising food for the Houston area.
Cattle graze open pastures for grass fed beef, sold in bulk or by the cut, alongside pasture raised chickens, chicken and duck eggs, and raw honey harvested straight from the ranch's own hives.
The dairy shelf holds raw milk and cheese sourced from Stryk Jersey Farm in Schulenburg, Texas. Shop online with free delivery on orders of $150 or more, or call in at the farm store from Thursday to Saturday.
What they sell
- Grass fed beef
- Pasture raised chicken
- Raw A2 milk
- Chicken and duck eggs
- Raw honey
- Raw cheddar cheese
- Pork
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
20000 Bauer Hockley Rd, Tomball, TX 77377
Opening times
Thursday to Saturday, 10am to 3pm
Ask the farm
We do not hold prices, availability, parking, access details or event dates for Blessings Ranch. The farm answers those directly on its own site, by phone or by email.
Contact
- Website
From the community
4.8
From 93 Google reviews
Love this farm and I’ll continue to drive 45 minutes almost bi-weekly to buy from them. Such a personable place and I feel like they truly care about their products. Fresh farm eggs, raw milk, local honey and sourdough bread. What more can you ask for? Thank you!
We had very high hopes for this ranch, but unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. We purchased half a cow for approximately $3, 700, expecting high-quality beef. Unfortunately, not a single cut of meat we have prepared has been tender. The meat has been extremely tough and contained a significant amount of fat. We have tried cooking it every way possible—low and slow, in the Instant Pot, and in the slow cooker—but the results have consistently been the same. We also spoke with a butcher, who told us the animal was processed past the ideal age and that the meat had not been hung long enough. This would explain some of the issues we experienced with the tenderness and quality. We have purchased beef from several other farms and have never had this problem. We are in our 40s and are very comfortable cooking beef, so it is frustrating to be told that the problem is simply the way we are preparing it. When we contacted Blessings about our concerns, we were told they had spoken with two other buyers who supposedly had no issues and that the problem was how we were cooking the meat. We asked if there was any possibility of exchanging the meat or receiving some type of refund, but they were unwilling to work with us. The customer service was fine when everything was going well, but unfortunately, that changed once we had a problem. Spending $3, 700 on beef that our family cannot enjoy has been incredibly upsetting and disappointing. Based on our experience, we would not purchase from this ranch again. We simply expected better quality and, more importantly, better customer service when we raised a legitimate concern about such a significant purchase.
