Roscoe · Sweetwater · Colorado City · West Texas

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A taste of West Texas tradition

West Texas
produce,
rooted in Roscoe.

A family-owned seasonal produce pop-up bringing Pecos cantaloupes, watermelons and other West Texas favorites to Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding West Texas communities.

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Every confirmed date, location and trailer list is posted before the stop.

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Family-ownedRoscoe-rootedCoyanosa-sourcedSeasonal loads
Trailer loaded with West Texas cantaloupes, watermelons and specialty melonsFresh from Coyanosa
Family-ownedPRoscoe · Est. 2025
Pecos cantaloupesRed seedless watermelonYellow watermelonHoneydew & Dino melonsOnions · peppers · sweet corn

The direct answer

Where can you buy fresh produce in Roscoe, Sweetwater and Colorado City?

Plowman’s Produce Co. is a family-owned seasonal mobile produce pop-up rooted in Roscoe, Texas. We bring Pecos County cantaloupes, watermelons and other seasonal West Texas produce to announced stops in Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding West Texas communities. There is no permanent storefront; check the next-stop page for current status before you drive.

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A growing West Texas route

Serving demand beyond two towns.

Plowman’s is rooted in Roscoe and building a regional mobile market for Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding West Texas communities. Every stop is seasonal and individually confirmed.

Rooted hereRoscoe, TexasSeasonal service areaSweetwater, TexasHigh-demand service areaColorado City, TexasThe bigger routeWest Texas communities

Where to find us next

Seasonal pop-ups across our West Texas service area.

Plowman’s trailer dispatchPosting soon
AreaRoscoe + Sweetwater + Colorado City
DateBeing planned
LoadSeasonal

The confirmed date, opening time, exact location and trailer list are posted first on Facebook.

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Seasonal mobile pop-up · No permanent storefront · Quantities are limited

What rolls in

West Texas flavor,
loaded by the trailer.

The harvest changes. The standard doesn’t. We head west for the melons and seasonal produce our neighbors wait for all summer.

Pecos County cantaloupes with seasonal watermelons ready for a West Texas load
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Pecos County Cantaloupes

The fragrant West Texas classic that started it all.

Yellow and striped watermelons packed for a West Texas produce pop-up
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Red & Yellow Watermelons

Seasonal red and yellow varieties featured in recent loads.

Dark-rind Black Jack seedless watermelons in a produce bin
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Black Jack Watermelons

Dark-rind, seedless melons with serious summer flavor.

Trailer loaded with cantaloupes, watermelons and specialty melons from West Texas
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Seasonal West Texas Produce

Honeydews, Dino melons, onions, peppers, sweet corn and more.

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Plowman’s Produce Co. — A Taste of West Texas TraditionA Plowman’s Produce family member inspecting a fresh watermelon load in Coyanosa, TexasLoaded at the source · Coyanosa, TX

The Munoz / Morris family

Built on hard work. Shared with neighbors.

What began with two summers of bringing Pecos cantaloupes and watermelons home became something worth putting a name on.

Plowman’s Produce Co. was made official in 2025, but the idea is timeless: show your kids what honest work looks like, support regional growers and make something good available to the people around you.

Today, the family partners with the Mandujano family’s established Coyanosa growing operation and brings those West Texas loads back to Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding West Texas communities.

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HonestyFamilyReliabilityCommunity

Why Pecos?

Mineral-rich soil, dry sunshine and generations of know-how helped make this corner of West Texas melon country.

Coyanosa sourcedFrom an established West Texas growing familySeason ledEvery load follows what is best right nowCommunity deliveredPop-ups bring the harvest closer to home

Commercial & jobsite produce

Fresh produce brought directly to your workforce.

Plowman’s works with employers, construction projects, organizations and community groups throughout West Texas on scheduled mobile produce markets and bulk seasonal produce.

Jobsite pop-ups · Bulk orders · Employee produce sales · Seasonal programs

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How the pop-up works

Come early.
Leave happy.

  1. 1

    Follow the page

    Every confirmed stop is announced first on Facebook.

  2. 2

    Check the details

    Look for the date, opening time, exact location and trailer list.

  3. 3

    Come early

    Popular varieties are first come, first served.

  4. 4

    Shop the season

    What’s available changes with each West Texas harvest.

Recent pop-ups accepted cash, Venmo and Cash App. Payment options are confirmed with each event.

Yellow and striped watermelons packed for a Plowman’s Produce pop-up
Packed for the pop-up · West Texas
Plowman’s Produce brand collage with cantaloupes and watermelons
Sweetwater load · While it lasts
Black Jack seedless watermelons in a produce bin
Black Jack seedless · In season

Before you roll out

Fresh answers.

Still wondering what’s on the trailer? Message the family directly and we’ll point you the right way.

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Where is Plowman’s Produce today?

We are a seasonal mobile produce market, so our location changes. Check the next-stop page and official Facebook update for a confirmed visit in Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City or another West Texas community.

What will be available?

Every load follows the season. Recent pop-ups have featured Pecos County cantaloupes, red and yellow watermelons, Black Jack seedless watermelons, honeydews, Dino melons, onions and green peppers.

Do you have a permanent storefront?

Not at this time. Plowman’s is a mobile produce business rooted in Roscoe, bringing fresh West Texas produce directly to surrounding communities through confirmed seasonal stops.

When should I arrive?

Come early. Pop-ups are first come, first served and popular varieties can sell out. Each Facebook announcement includes the opening time and exact location.

How can I pay?

Recent pop-ups have accepted cash, Venmo and Cash App. Check the latest event post for the payment options available at that stop.

Don’t miss the next load

Fresh from West Texas
to your family.

Follow Plowman’s Produce for upcoming stops across Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding communities, plus product lists and sellout updates.

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