Farm photographer Scott Gordon visited us under the Mueller hanger this week at the Sunday Mueller Farmers' Market. (BTW, did you know they also have a weekday, Wednesday market at the same location?). Farmers' markets are not only an important part of our businesses financially, but they also make up a huge part of what is fun about growing food for the community. We absolutely love setting up at markets, getting to know new customers, visiting with old customers, and sharing recipes. Every week, it's like a reunion with the other vendors, and the whole experience truly heartwarming. With multiple Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday farmers market options in Austin, there is really no excuse to not go.  Each market has its own flavor, and each one is oh-so-special. Protip: Choose to pickup your CSA box at one of our farmers' markets and you can swap out any item in your box with something you'd prefer from our  market stand. To see the full list of markets we attend, checkout this page.

We usually setup under the old airport hanger at the Mueller Farmers' Market. Have you seen us there? (P.S. - Checkout our CSA table to the right. Mueller is one of our most popular CSA pickup spots!) Photo by Scott David Gordon.

The unusually delicious Korean Melon. Some say it tastes like a pear, some some say an apple. But really, you've gotta taste it to know. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

The three floofiest market customers. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

Bunched scarlet turnips are starting to roll in. Root, stem, and leaf is all edible. Three vegetables, in one. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

A nutritionally dense tower. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

We spy a lot of reusable bags and a lot of healthy-meals to come. Thank you to all of our market customers! We love ya. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

Alexander getting turnips ready for CSA boxes. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

Fruits of our labor. Photo by Scott David Gordon.

Is it just us, or does meticulously packed produce make you happy? Photo by Scott David Gordon. Fig styling by Joyce.