Not Really Online

But recommended

STUFF YOU CAN'T GET ONLINE BUT MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET FROM STORES

• YS Eco Bee Farms Sells excellent honey and propolis products.
• Aldi It is totally underrated.
• Sprouts If you want to eat more organic food and be kinder to the environment that way, try this. It won't break the bank.
• HEB Texas-only chain grocery store. Quality is highly dependent on location.
• Tofurkey Warning: gross
• Promix The best potting soil you can get, with the most bang for your buck. You can even fill raised beds with it, but it's probably a good idea to underlay said raised beds with brush, twigs, and compost plus a gravel underlayer to add more bulk and drainage because hey, any potting soil is expensive.
• Follow Your Heart They make Vegenaise and other products
• Earthbound Farm Most of the US's produce comes from California, pretty much. Of those options this one is probably the best.
• Sambazon Currently the only source of acai products in most US stores. A pretty good incentive for farmers in the Amazon area to not chop down the rainforest. Try making an acai bowl for yourself sometime, it'll rock your world.
• Fox Farm Fertilizers, potting soils, and similar products. They work, they're expensive, and they don't sell directly from their website for some reason.
• TN Dickinsons Witch Hazel A relatively cheap skin toner.

NOT ONLINE BUT PROBABLY GOOD

• Veterans Moving America A moving company staffed by veterans that helps people move to or from the Dallas/Fort Worth area within the state of Texas
• Veteran Owned Businesses A website that lists all businesses owned by vets in the United States; potentially extremely helpful if you need specific services such as car repair, handyman work, plumbing repairs etc. Search by state, and then by county, and you're golden!
• Veteran Owned Businesses, Different URL Seems like the same website but also seems to have different or more search results. Weird.

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