How many farmers markets and farms are in New Hampshire?

There are 446 farms and markets listed in New Hampshire in the USDA Local Food Directories, including 93 farmers markets, 18 csas, 83 farm stands, 1 food hub, and 251 agritourism.

How many farmers markets are in New Hampshire?

New Hampshire has 93 farmers markets listed, with locations and contact details on this page.

Are there CSA farms in New Hampshire?

Yes — 18 CSA farms offer community-supported agriculture shares in New Hampshire.

Do any farmers markets in New Hampshire accept EBT or SNAP?

Yes — 54 farmers markets in New Hampshire accept EBT/SNAP benefits. Look for the green "EBT/SNAP accepted" badge on each listing.

Where does this farm and market data come from?

Listings come from the USDA Local Food Directories and USDA FNA SNAP Retailer data, refreshed weekly.

Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has 93 farmers markets, 18 csas, 83 farm stands, 1 food hub, and 251 agritourism listed in the USDA Local Food Directories. 211 have a website you can visit directly, and 301 list a phone number. Browse the full list below — including 4 J's Earthworks — with addresses, contact details, and maps. Data is refreshed weekly.

🧺93 Farmers Markets 📦18 CSAs 🚜83 Farm Stands 🏬1 Food Hubs 🌻251 Agritourism

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Frequently asked questions

How many farmers markets and farms are in New Hampshire?: There are 446 farms and markets listed in New Hampshire in the USDA Local Food Directories, including 93 farmers markets, 18 csas, 83 farm stands, 1 food hub, and 251 agritourism.
How many farmers markets are in New Hampshire?: New Hampshire has 93 farmers markets listed, with locations and contact details on this page.
Are there CSA farms in New Hampshire?: Yes — 18 CSA farms offer community-supported agriculture shares in New Hampshire.
Do any farmers markets in New Hampshire accept EBT or SNAP?: Yes — 54 farmers markets in New Hampshire accept EBT/SNAP benefits. Look for the green "EBT/SNAP accepted" badge on each listing.
Where does this farm and market data come from?: Listings come from the USDA Local Food Directories and USDA FNA SNAP Retailer data, refreshed weekly.