Welcome To The Hood County Farmers Market!

Join us every Saturday Morning at the Hood County YMCA for the Hood County Farmers Market.

 We'll be there from 9 am to Noon each and every Saturday.

Rain or shine we will be there! Come see us inside the YMCA if it's raining.

The Hood County Farmers YMCA is located at 1475 James Rd in Granbury.

Upcoming Events

2 year celebration Nov 9th 9am-1pm

This is event will include live music, donkeys, bounce house, games, extra vendors and so much more!

Holiday market Dec 14th 9am-12pm

Support your local makers and find unique handmade gifts for your loved ones!

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Sweet P Baking Co.

Leigha Black owner of Sweet P Baking Company and President of the Hood County Farmers Market.

As a pastry school graduate who now she lives in Granbury with her family, Leigha insists on using only the finest ingredients in her scratch-made goodies.

On a week-to-week basis you will find a wide variety of baked goods including sourdough breads, cinnamon swirl bread, scones, and pies just to name a few.

Find Sweet P Baking Co on Facebook or instagram.com/sweetpbakingcompany for the latest offerings!

Dryad Grove

Jason Westvang is the Vice President and owner of Dryad Grove mushroom farm with his wife LeAnne who is also a member of the Hood County Farmers Market team.

This farm located in Weatherford offers everything from fresh gourmet mushrooms to mushroom broth, jerky, seasonings, extracts and supplements.

Their mushroom business adventure began as a COVID project that turned into a full blown family business.

They share a strong belief in the importance of bringing fresh, local produce and products to the Hood County community.

"We love being part of the Hood County Farmers Market and everything it stands for!"

Visit the Dryad Grove website where you can buy their goods anytime!

Cherokee Lakes Farm

Mariah Mercer is owner of Cherokee Lakes Farm and member of the Hood County Farmers Market team.

Cherokee Lakes Farm is a 1 acre No-Till bio-intensive market garden that provides nutrient dense produce for the Granbury community.

We focus on heirloom and open pollinated varieties to promote sustainability and a flavorful array of fruits and vegetables.

Our farming methods encourage a healthy living ecosystem and soil microbiome by using natural methods of making our own fertilizers, increasing the amount of organic matter by using compost and cover crops and without the use of any pesticides or herbicides.

We love what we do and are always happy to share any information and farming methods we use and study at our farm!

Visit www.cherokeelakesfarm.com and order for pick up at the Hood County Farmers Market or farm pick up.

Hall's Microgreens

This family-owned farm is run by Laura Hall, Treasurer of the Hood County Farmers Market.

Taste the fresh flavor of Hall's Microgreens, locally grown right here in Granbury using sustainable growing methods to produce flavorful microgreens bursting with vitamins and minerals, grown year-round in a climate-controlled indoor environment without relying on pesticides, herbicides or fungicides.

Basil, arugula, broccoli, spicy mustard and radish are just a few of the microgreen varieties you will find when you visit us at the market. These living greens retain their peak nutrition when harvested and sold locally and directly to you.

Plus, Hall's raises free-range chickens and naturally kept quail. These birds are fed a non-GMO diet to produce omega-3-rich eggs for sale that are also available each Saturday at the market.

Visit the booth at the Hood County Farmer’s Market in Granbury on Saturday's, or find them online at Instagram HERE. (Also on Facebook)