Local. Market. Community.
Soil to Soul Commons is a producer-first market and community commons in Central Texas. We create direct pathways between farmers, makers, and neighbors through transparent, dignified commerce.
Our model prioritizes fair compensation, reduced waste, and long-term regional resilience.
Producer share: 70% to farmers and makers, 30% to operations.
Currently in development, aiming for an announcement by March 20, 2026.
We are gathering founding producers now.
What We're Building
Soil - Hands - Soul
Soil to Soul Commons is a place to buy local food and goods in a way that supports the people who grow and make what we need and keeps value circulating in our regional economy.
We are creating shared infrastructure that connects community directly to farmers, bakers, makers, and educators through transparency, relationship, and care.
This is a farm stop and commons. A place held for the benefit of the whole community.
Why It Matters
Where we buy our food shapes our land, our livelihoods, and our health.
Supporting local producers helps:
- keep land in production
- strengthen regional food access
- preserve craft and skill
- deepen connection to place
Soil to Soul Commons exists to make participation in a local food economy easier and more visible.
What You'll Find Here
As we grow, Soil to Soul Commons is working toward:
- a community-centered market
- local food and thoughtfully made goods
- prepared foods using regional ingredients
- workshops, meals, and shared learning
- a gathering place rooted in nourishment and care
Details will continue to evolve as we build in relationship with producers and the community.
Our Philosophy
Dignified Commerce
Farmers and makers receive 70% of sales, not the industry standard of 15%. This isn't just better economics. It's dignity, recognition, and sustainability for those who steward our land, food, and craft.
Regenerative Connection
Every purchase keeps land in production instead of development, supports regenerative farming practices, and rebuilds the direct relationships between growers and eaters that nourish both body and community.
Craft Not Mass Production
Whether meat, tomatoes or elderberry syrup, sourdough or lavender soap, we honor makers who choose intention over industrial scale, relationship over anonymity, quality over quantity.
Commons Abundance
We're building shared infrastructure where the local food and craft economy can flourish. A living ecosystem where everyone contributes what they can and abundance grows through collective care.
Built Through Relationship
Soil to Soul Commons is being built slowly and deliberately, with respect for the land and the people who sustain it.
If you want to stay informed as we move toward launch, please join our mailing list.
If you are a farmer, maker, or producer interested in selling through Soil to Soul Commons, you can learn more on our producer page.