FTF2m Texas
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About F2m Texas
At Texas Farmers’ Market, you can shop at producer-only markets at Bell on Saturdays and Mueller on Sundays, where farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural producers sell directly to shoppers. It is the kind of place that keeps local food visible, and keeps it moving, with SNAP and WIC food access, composting, chef events, and the Ag Producer Support Fund for farmers in crisis. If you care about a food system that feels closer to the ground, this is a good one to know.
What sets Texas Farmers’ Market apart is that the markets themselves are year-round and producer-only, so the people selling are the people growing, raising, or making what you buy. Around that core, it has food access support, compost drop-off, chef education, and a grant fund for farmers in crisis, which gives the whole thing a broader purpose than a Saturday market alone.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Texas Farmers’ Market at Bell
A year-round, rain-or-shine producer-only farmers’ market held on Saturdays.
Texas Farmers’ Market at Mueller
A year-round, rain-or-shine producer-only farmers’ market held on Sundays.
SNAP and WIC food access program
A healthy food access program at both markets, in partnership with the Sustainable Food Center, with Double Up Food Bucks Austin.
Community composting program
Compost drop-off at Bell on Saturdays.
TFM Chef Throwdown
A friendly cooking competition featuring local restaurant chefs using fresh, seasonal ingredients from the market.
Ag Producer Support Fund
A fund that provides grants to farmers in times of crisis.
About this work
Mission
Texas Farmers’ Market runs year-round producer-only farmers’ markets in Central Texas and educates producers and consumers to grow a sustainable food system.
Who they serve
Central Texas producers and consumers, including farmers, ranchers, artisanal food businesses, and low-income shoppers using SNAP and WIC.
How your donation helps
- Grants to farmers in times of crisis
- Support for the Ag Producer Support Fund
- Help for farmers covering costs such as watering crops, feeding animals, and investing in equipment like high tunnels
Need help?
How someone in need can access F2m Texas’s services.
Shoppers can use the healthy food access program at both markets in partnership with the Sustainable Food Center, and Double Up Food Bucks Austin can double up to $30 on fresh fruits and vegetables.
In their words
My favorite thing to eat at the market is peaches.
Jams & anything pickled!
My favorite thing to eat at the market is raw okra as I am buzzing around.
Events
TFM at Bell
weeklyProducer-only farmers’ market with fresh produce, sustainably raised meat, prepared food and beverages, artisan goods, live music, and community composting.
TFM at Mueller
weeklyProducer-only farmers’ market with fresh produce, sustainably raised meat, prepared food and beverages, artisan goods, and live music on special occasions.
TFM Chef Throwdown at Mueller
April 19, 2026A friendly cooking battle between local restaurant chefs using fresh, seasonal ingredients from the market.
SNAP X5 Event
May 23-24, 2026A Double Up Food Bucks promotion that increases SNAP purchasing power on fresh fruits and vegetables at Bell and Mueller.
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles F2m Texas has shared.
Current needs
- Support for the Ag Producer Support Fund
- Help for farmers after freezes, drought, and other extreme weather
- Funding for crop watering, animal feed, and protective equipment such as high tunnels
Recognition & press
Awards & recognition
- Austin Chronicle, Best of Austin: Farmers’ Market/Farmstand
- Austin Chronicle, Best Farmers’ Market: Texas Farmers Market at Mueller (2021)
In the media
- Austin Chronicle, Best of Austin: Farmers’ Market/Farmstand
- CultureMap, Austin chefs face off in live farmers market cooking competition
- Community Impact, Texas Farmers’ Market at Lakeline relocating to Cedar Park’s Bell District
- KXAN, Lakeline farmers’ market relocating to new Cedar Park site
- Austin American-Statesman, Texas Farmers’ Market at Mueller moves to bigger pavilion at Mary Elizabeth Branch Park
- CBS We Are Austin, Texas Farmers’ Market seasonal bounty and fermentation festival coverage
Press & mentions
Partners & funders
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What makes a vendor eligible at Texas Farmers’ Market?
Vendors are inspected to make sure they are growing what they sell, using sustainable practices, and treating their animals humanely.
When are the Bell and Mueller markets open?
Bell is open Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and Mueller is open Sundays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Both markets are year-round and rain or shine.
How does the food access program work?
Texas Farmers’ Market offers a healthy food access program at both markets in partnership with the Sustainable Food Center, and shoppers can double up to $30 on fresh fruits and vegetables with Double Up Food Bucks Austin.
Where is compost drop-off available?
Compost drop-off is available at Bell on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, or until the bins are filled for the day. Composting at Mueller is on hold until further notice.
How can shoppers find out what vendors and produce will be at the market each week?
Vendor lists, market layouts, and seasonal produce updates are posted every Friday.
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