Farmers Markets That Accept EBT/SNAP
Over 2,400 farmers markets across the US accept SNAP/EBT benefits, letting you use food stamps to buy fresh, local produce directly from the grower. All locations on this site are verified by the USDA. Pick your state to find EBT-accepting markets near you.
Tip: Use our search page and check "EBT/SNAP accepted" to filter results by your ZIP code or current location.
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Common questions
- Can you use EBT at farmers markets?
- Yes. Thousands of farmers markets across the US are authorized SNAP retailers and accept EBT cards. Look for the EBT/SNAP badge on listings, or use the EBT filter on our search page.
- How do I use EBT at a farmers market?
- Most EBT-accepting markets have a central token booth. You swipe your card there and receive wooden or plastic tokens to spend at any vendor. Some larger markets also have individual vendors with card readers.
- Do all farmers markets accept SNAP?
- No — only markets authorized by the USDA FNA (formerly FNS) can accept SNAP/EBT. Where's the Harvest shows only verified, USDA-authorized locations.
- Are there bonus programs for EBT at farmers markets?
- Many states run Double Up Food Bucks or similar matching programs that double your SNAP dollar at farmers markets. Check your state's page for local programs.