The Outdoor Issue
Celebrate our Outdoor issue this spring by going to at least one farmers market or farm stand each week! It’s a guaranteed way to provision the best of local harvests and put a smile on your face. Plus, you never know what you might encounter there. You might spot celebrity chef Bryce Gilmore of Barley Swine and Odd Duck chatting up the farmers while stocking his coolers for the weekend menu. Or you might happen upon a surprise delight—this day-old Nubian baby goat, for instance, was hanging out at Swede Dairy Farm’s booth, just waiting for its first photo op!
Did you know that there are farmers markets held in Austin six days a week? And, helping to make your farm shopping even more convenient, Boggy Creek Farm is expanding their farm market hours to four days a week: Wednesday through Saturday. You can find a market near you by visiting our farmers market map on edibleaustin.com. And while perusing our website, check out our source guide for farm-to-table restaurants—and support Central Texas chefs and restaurants who buy a good portion of their ingredients locally and sustainably raised.
ABOUT THE COVER: Cows from Yonder Way Farm. Photography by Lynsey Kramer.
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Notable Edibles
Foodie Penpals, Jardine Foods, Greenling Meal Kits, Hunters for the Hungry.
OUTDOOR features
Of Field and Stream
Connecting a hunter to the plate.
Perilous Journey
Monarch migration through Texas.
Yonder Way Farm
Follow a farm family's journey online.
Rethinking Backpack Cuisine
Wilderness provisioning from scratch.
Campfire as Canvas
The Market
Capturing the essence of the market bounty.
People
Edible Endeavor
People
Edible Endeavor
Auntie's Gluten Free Flour Blend.
No-Waste Kitchen
Embracing Local
Sunshine Community Gardens
What I Eat and Why
Edible Gardens
Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking
Seasonal Muse
THFW (Too Horrible for Words).
Department of Organic Youth
La Casita de Buen Sabor
A growing legacy: herb gardens.