The people behind the trailer
A family story, rooted in Roscoe.
Plowman’s Produce Co. is a family-owned seasonal produce business bringing West Texas loads from Coyanosa to Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding communities.
Established in 2025 after two summers of bringing melons home, the Munoz/Morris family retails and distributes seasonal loads sourced through the Mandujano family’s Coyanosa growing operation. Plowman’s does not claim to grow the produce.
Where the name began
Before there was a company, there were two summers.
Two summers of bringing Pecos cantaloupes and watermelons home became something worth naming.
- ThenTwo summers
West Texas melons brought home to family and neighbors.
- 2025Made official
That family work became Plowman’s Produce Co.
- TodaySeasonal loads
Fresh stops serving Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding communities.
The West Texas route
Raised in Coyanosa. Brought home to Roscoe.
The family partners with the Mandujano family’s established Coyanosa growing operation and brings those seasonal loads back to Roscoe, Sweetwater, Colorado City and surrounding West Texas communities.
Explore the produce- 01CoyanosaSource
- 02RoscoeRooted
- 03Sweetwater + Colorado CityRegional service
The work behind every load
Show your kids what honest work looks like.
The family built Plowman’s around the kind of work worth sharing: clear information, dependable follow-through and something good brought closer to home.
- 01 · Honesty
- Clear information about each confirmed stop.
- 02 · Family
- Work meant to be shared and learned together.
- 03 · Reliability
- Load details posted when they are confirmed.
- 04 · Community
- Good West Texas produce made available closer to home.
A name for the work
Made official in 2025. Built to carry forward.
Putting a name on the family’s produce runs meant making a commitment—to the work, to regional growers and to the communities waiting for the next trailer.
From one West Texas family
To neighboring communities.
See the latest confirmed West Texas stop, or message the family with a question about a seasonal load or commercial visit.
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