At Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market, we pride ourselves on offering the freshest local produce. Our farmers bring their best fruits and vegetables, ensuring quality and sustainability.. Our mission includes operating the Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market to provide Bastrop and the surrounding region with locally grown foods and farm products, in direct farm-to-consumer marketing that serves a diverse population, preserves. It promotes our local agriculture and improves the quality of life in the greater Bastrop County area. Farmers markets do more than sell vegetables, eggs, and meat. They provide a central shopping and gathering place for communities and bring shoppers to nearby businesses, but most importantly, they support local and Small Family Farms. For every dollar spent at a large chain store, only 15 cents stay in the area, while locally owned enterprises like a farmers market retain 30 to 45 cents of every dollar spent in the area. Farmers Markets are better for the Environment Farmers selling at farmers' markets minimize the amount of waste and pollution they create. Many use certified organic practices, reducing the amount of synthetic pesticides and chemicals that pollute our soil and water.. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the GooglePrivacy PolicyandTerms of Serviceapply. We love our customers, so feel free to visit during normal business hours. 1302 Chestnut Street, Bastrop, Texas 78602, United States Copyright © 2026 Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market - All Rights Reserved.
At Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market, we pride ourselves on offering the freshest local produce. Our farmers bring their best fruits and vegetables, ensuring quality and sustainability.. Our mission includes operating the Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market to provide Bastrop and the surrounding region with locally grown foods and farm products, in direct farm-to-consumer marketing that serves a diverse population, preserves. It promotes our local agriculture and improves the quality of life in the greater Bastrop County area. Local farms help the community Farmers markets do more than sell vegetables, eggs, and meat. They provide a central shopping and gathering place for communities and bring shoppers to nearby businesses, but most importantly, they support local and Small Family Farms. For every dollar spent at a large chain store, only 15 cents stay in the area, while locally owned enterprises like a farmers market retain 30 to 45 cents of every dollar spent in the area. Farmers Markets are better for the Environment Farmers selling at farmers' markets minimize the amount of waste and pollution they create. Many use certified organic practices, reducing the amount of synthetic pesticides and chemicals that pollute our soil and water..
Meet Dolores Leeper
Farmers Market Owner
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