What makes us the best market?

Products allowed for sale include but are not limited to:

A. Farm & garden products including vegetables, fruits, nuts, grains, flowers, plants, meats,

dairy, honey, and eggs.

B. Value-added foods including baked goods, jams, jellies, pickles, spices, & condiments. All

food products must be homemade from scratch and of high quality. Jams, jellies, pickles, or

dried fruits and dried vegetables must be grown by the vendor or contain their own grown

produce or produce grown by another WFM vendor with disclosure of produce source to

consumer.

C. Small agricultural animals (chickens, rabbits, ducks, etc.).

D. Arts and crafts handmade from raw agricultural materials by the vendor (such as gourd

birdhouses & goats milk soap). Non-agricultural, high-quality, handmade arts and crafts may only be sold within 1/3 of a farm or value-added vendor’s booth space.

E. Preapproved services that the board considers to be a farming aid.

Products not allowed for sale include but are not limited to:

A. Beverages such as lemonades, juices, kefir, kombocha, bottled drinks, etc. 

B. Freeze dried candies.

C. No meat products and no foods that require refrigeration made in a cottage kitchen.  Some specific examples of foods not allowed are: cheesecake, kombucha, kefir, any beverage, hot meals, pizza, casseroles, tacos, beef jerky, tamales, flan, pumpkin pie, cream pies, meringue pies, ice cream, or popsicles. 

D. Value added products that you aren't growing part of the ingredients to. So canned pickles should have homegrown cucumbers. Ferments should have homegrown products. etc.

E. Anything you are reselling. If you purchased it and are reselling it, it is not allowed.

Yes! When we have space available. We allow once per group per season.

Email farmersmarket@winnsborotexas.com to see if we have a booth available for your fundraiser.