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Farmers Markets · farmers.list.markets
Every U.S. farmers market in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory, organized by state and city, with payment options, food-benefit programs and growing practices.
States With the Most Markets
- California (605)
- Minnesota (437)
- New York (413)
- Illinois (366)
- Michigan (337)
- Virginia (298)
- Georgia (236)
- Wisconsin (235)
- Texas (232)
- Florida (225)
- Massachusetts (218)
- North Carolina (210)
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How We Build Our Directories
- Public data first. Farmers markets come from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory (refreshed October 27, 2026); city names are checked against U.S. Census places.
- Honest pages. No invented reviews, ratings or hours. Each market shows when its USDA listing was last updated.
- No paid rankings. Markets are listed by place, never by payment. See our affiliate disclosure.
- Corrections. Market managers update their own listing in the USDA directory; we pick it up at the next refresh.
Questions
What is list.markets?
A free, independent family of market directories. The first is farmers.list.markets, with 7,090 U.S. farmers markets from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory, organized by state and city.
How do I find a farmers market near me?
Open farmers.list.markets and tap "Use my location", or type a city, state or ZIP code. Each market page has the address, payment options and directions.
Which farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?
1,003 markets report accepting SNAP/EBT to the USDA directory. See the SNAP/EBT list by state on farmers.list.markets.
Where does the data come from, and how fresh is it?
From the USDA AMS National Farmers Market Directory, which markets update themselves. Our copy was refreshed on October 27, 2026. Days and hours change, so check with the market before you go.
Can a market pay to rank higher?
No. Listings are shown by place (state, city, distance). There are no paid rankings, and affiliate links never affect listings, order or rankings.
More Market Types
We plan to add other kinds of markets one at a time, each on its own address. For now, farmers markets are the only directory.