Tara M.
3/31/2010
With so many great local farms setting up booths at the farmers' markets I rarely ever purchase produce from the grocery store any more. I love growing my own veggies but my backyard garden is...
Two Happy Children Farm
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3200 Jones Rd
Austin, TX 78745
Two Happy Children Farm, based in Austin, TX, specializes in cultivating a diverse range of local vegetables using sustainable agricultural practices. Serving Williamson and Travis Counties, the farm offers a variety of over 60 vegetable types for fresh markets, CSA subscriptions, and local restaurants.
Established in 2003 on a 90-acre plot in the fertile Blackland Prairie region of Texas, the farm benefits from rich soils and a heritage dating back to one of Williamson County's pioneering families. The farm's infrastructure includes a 1890s era structure that has transitioned from a house to a barn, alongside a farmhouse added in the 1920s.
True to its name, Two Happy Children Farm reflects the joy and satisfaction Ryan and Robyn experience while working the land. This connection to the land and their passion for farming led to the farm adopting its cheerful and fitting name during a dinner conversation. Experience the farm's story and produce through their engaging videos on YouTube.
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4.55 reviewsPat M.
10/31/2021
These folks have a true dedication to quality farming. The sweet and delicious flavor of their butternut squash is just one example. Bought one, cooked it, then went back the next week to get...
Kerry G.
3/31/2010
I agree with Tara. I got baby lettuces from Two Happy Children last weekend and they were amazing! Delicate and full of flavor. Plus, the woman working the stand seemed to be the happiest person...
Allison M.
4/30/2016
First off all, all of their product was bountiful, plush and fresh looking, however, I changed my mind to buy from them because their owner was very rude to my family. I Love to support local...
Susan H.
12/15/2010
I always stop at their booth when I visit the market. Great produce and helpful, friendly farmers!
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