Good food. Small batches. A little cattywampus.
We’re growing good things, making damn good food, and turning a little backyard chaos into something worth sharing.
Cattywampus Farm is a tiny backyard farming and cottage food venture in Northwest Austin, Texas. We’re growing a garden, developing our own small-batch pantry recipes, and working toward bringing a little homemade goodness to our community.
From our little corner of Texas to your pantry.
Cattywampus Farm is part tiny farm, part test kitchen, and part ongoing experiment in seeing just how much good food can come out of a very small space.
In the kitchen, we’re developing small-batch soup kits, savory dips, seasoning blends, and baking mixes using thoughtfully sourced ingredients and our own recipes. In the garden, we’re growing seasonal vegetables, herbs, peppers, and whatever else we’ve decided we absolutely need to try this year.
We’re still testing recipes, figuring out packaging, and getting ready for our first local markets. Nothing is quite ready for the pantry shelves yet, but we’re getting there.
Good things take time. Especially when the cats refuse to help.
Things are a little crooked around here.
Cattywampus was never supposed to be a picture-perfect farm.
It’s a small place built on stubborn hope, dirty hands, good food, questionable experiments, and the belief that you don’t need acres and acres to grow something worthwhile.
There are vegetables in containers, mushrooms doing weird mushroom things, recipes being tested in the kitchen, cats supervising absolutely none of it, and at least one project at any given moment that seemed like a much better idea before we started it.
Welcome to the cozy chaos.