Broken Chalice Farm

Name: Broken Chalice Farm
Address: 5615 FM 279, Ben Wheeler, TX, 75754, US
Telephone: (903) 368-2528

Broken Chalice Farm is owned and operated by a husband-and-wife team in Ben Wheeler, Texas.

Hours not listed

Farm's website last updated 2014 · checked Nov 4, 2026

Plan your visit

Hours: Hours not listed Call the farm before you go.
Where: 5615 FM 279
Ben Wheeler, TX 75754
Van Zandt County

Directions Call Website

Phone (903) 368-2528

Season: Picking season: Apr–JunApproximate, from what the farm says it grows and when.
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Good to know: No dogs
How to pay: Cash
Checks
Credit cards
Card
Pick and buy: U-pick: Wild blackberries and dewberries
Sells: Purple hull peas, Sweet corn, Tomatoes, Yellow straight neck squash +6 more
Order: Pre-order for pickup

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Before you go

The newest date on the farm's website is 2014, so some details may have changed. Call before you go.
Call before coming.
Call shortly before leaving to learn what is available that day and avoid disappointment.
The supply depends on weather and customer demand.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

4 crops · From the farm's website

Nothing listed for November. Next up: wild blackberries and dewberries in April.

Crop	When
Wild blackberries and dewberries U-pickThe site describes visitors coming to the patch to pick, but gives no price.	April–June
Purple hull peas	June–July
Sweet corn	June–July
Tomatoes	June–July

Before you pick

Long sleeves and red bug repellent are recommended for blackberry picking.

Also at the farm

8 items · From the farm's website

Vegetables: Yellow straight neck squash, Peppers
Fruit: Watermelons, Cantaloupe
Also from the farm: Wild blackberries U-pick, Blackberry jam, Pumpkins, Homemade blackberry wine

Events and things to do

U-pick crop picking

Visiting and ordering

No dogs
An ATM is available at a nearby bank.

Good to know

Arrive early in the season because demand may deplete particular crops.

Ordering

Pre-order for pickup: Customers may order produce to be picked and held until pickup.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Organic practices (not certified)
Most produce comes from heirloom, open-pollinated seed.
Also: Farm stand

The owners continue a family farming tradition rooted in gardening and farming memories. The farm planned to have watermelons, wild blackberries, purple hull peas, cantaloupe, sweet corn, tomatoes, yellow squash, and peppers. Visitors can buy farm produce or pick crops themselves.