About Farmers Market Finder

Farmers Market Finder is a free directory of US farmers markets, with 7,549 markets in 51 states and DC. For each market we show what its listing says about where it is and which payments and food-assistance programs it takes, such as SNAP/EBT, WIC, senior coupons and cards. We also publish guides based on that data, and a list of 411 winter, year-round and indoor markets.

Where the data comes from

• USDA National Farmers Market Directory (Agricultural Marketing Service), which markets update themselves. It is our main source for addresses, payments and program acceptance.
• OpenStreetMap contributors, for additional markets and for details such as hours and websites when a market matches.
• GeoNames, for assigning a nearby city when a listing doesn't include one.

We merge these sources, remove duplicates, and filter out places that aren't farmers markets (such as flea markets and grocery stores).

How accurate is it?

Not perfectly. Most underlying records were last updated in 2023, listings are self-reported, and some fields are blank for many markets. We try to say so wherever it matters: a dash in a table means a listing doesn't say, not that something is unavailable. Please confirm details with the market before you go.

How we write our guides

Our guides are built from the figures in our own dataset, with each one stating its caveats and sources. We use AI tools to help draft guides and build this site, and we check the numbers against the data. Program descriptions (for example SNAP, WIC and Double Up Food Bucks) are kept general and point you to the official source or the market, because rules differ by state and change.

Independence

We are not affiliated with the USDA or with any market or program. Listings are not paid placements. The site may show advertising; see our Privacy Policy.

Corrections

Spot a closed market, a wrong address or a missing detail? Tell us. Market organizers can also update their listing in the USDA directory, which is one of our sources.