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Farm to Table Me

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Farm to Table Me is all about growing, eating and living a little closer to home. 🌱 Local farms, farmers markets, Zone 8B gardening, simple food and more sustainable living in Central Texas.

10/16/2026

We love using cardboard to fill our raised beds to save on soil needs. It also helps stop those fun weeds!

10/15/2026

When do you typically water your garden?

10/15/2026

Have you ever tested your soil before? Which kit did you use and were you surprised by the results?

10/03/2026

Yesterday was a difficult day… so today we are rebel canning some rice. 🤤 video coming soon

09/26/2026

Love supporting local businesses

08/29/2026

🥚 Before you grab it from the grocery store... could you get it from a neighbor?

Not everything needs to come from hundreds or thousands of miles away.

Sometimes food is being grown, raised, baked or made surprisingly close to home.

Eggs.

Honey.

Beef.

Vegetables.

Bread.

Jam.

Peaches.

Homemade soaps and household goods.

And no, this isn't about throwing away everything in your pantry and becoming a homesteader by Tuesday. 😂

Try replacing one thing.

Maybe eggs come from a neighbor this month.

Maybe Saturday's vegetables come from the farmers market.

Maybe you grow the basil.

Maybe you learn to make the bread.

Every little bit keeps more money in the local community, cuts down on some packaging and transportation, and helps reconnect us with the people who actually produce our food.

That's a pretty good place to start.

What is ONE thing you'd rather buy locally?

08/28/2026

🍅 Saturday morning idea: go meet the people making your food.

The Lampasas County Farmers & Crafts Market meets Saturdays in downtown Lampasas at the Courthouse Square.

You'll find a mix that can include local produce, foods, handmade items and crafts — and that's exactly the kind of place Farm to Table Me wants to explore.

Not just what is for sale.

We want to know:

🌱 Who grew it?
🍞 Who baked it?
🐝 Who keeps the bees?
🧼 Who made it?
🥚 How far did those eggs travel before they reached your kitchen?

Because one of the best parts of shopping locally is being able to ask the person standing behind the table.

Check out these two local markets for fresh and homemade goods

Lampasas County Farmers Market & Crafts for Vendors and Community

Lometa Texas Farmers Market

If you're a farmer, grower, baker, rancher, artist or maker who sells at the Lampasas or Lometa market, say hello in the comments. We'd love to find you.

08/28/2026

🌱 September in Zone 8B: can we plant yet?!

Yes — finally. Sort of. 😂

The calendar may say fall before Texas actually feels like fall, but September is when we can start shifting toward the fall garden.

For Zone 8B, this is a good time to start thinking about:

🥕 carrots
🌱 radishes
🥬 lettuce and leafy greens
🥦 broccoli
🥬 cabbage
🌿 herbs that prefer cooler weather

The biggest thing?

Don't plant just because the calendar says September.

Watch the temperatures. Pay attention to the soil. And if it's still brutally hot outside, give those cool-season plants a little patience.

Texas gardening is basically part gardening and part negotiating with the weather. 😂

We'll be sharing more about what to plant in Zone 8B, when to plant it, and what actually does well here in Central Texas.

Who's planning a fall garden?

08/27/2026

🐝 It's hot. Your bees are thirsty too.

One of the simplest things you can put outside for pollinators is a shallow dish of water with rocks or pebbles sticking above the surface.

The rocks give bees and other small pollinators somewhere to land while they drink without having to sit directly in deeper water.

No fancy bee watering station required.

An old pie plate, plant saucer or shallow bowl works.

Add:
🪨 rocks or pebbles
💧 fresh water
🌳 a spot where pollinators can find it

Then dump, rinse and refill it regularly so you're not creating a mosquito resort.

It's one of those tiny things that costs almost nothing and makes your yard a little friendlier to the creatures helping grow our food.

For more tips on how to help your local pollinators check out Texas Beekeepers Association and Texas Natural Beekeepers Association Inc.

Address

105 W Avenue E
Copperas Cove, TX
76522

Opening Hours

5pm - 8pm

Website

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