Local Food Close up of locally grown bags of green beans Close up of locally grown green peppers Close up of a variety of locally grown vegetables including garlic, onions, cabbage and squash Close up of a variety of locally grown food including eggs, potatoes, cabbage and honey Close up of locally grown corn Close up of locally grown onions Close up of locally grown apples Close up of locally grown—assorted sweet peppers Close up of locally grown squash Close up of locally grown cantaloupe

Local Food + EBT FAQ

View the SNAP/EBT map on the Minnesota Hunger Solutions website or check out the All Food Resource Map (link once GIS has created this…..)

 

 First, you want to locate a welcome booth at the market. The booth often has a sign that says “EBT/Credit/Debit Accepted Here.” The manager will swipe your EBT card for the amount you want to spend. Enter your PIN. You will receive wooden tokens or some other type of scrip (i.e. coupon) to purchase eligible items. Eligible vendors will display signs indicating they accept EBT in their booths.

 

Before shopping, determine an amount to spend at the market based on your budget. Window Shop! This will give you an idea of the goods you want to purchase and their respective vendors’ prices.

 

The following items can be purchased with an EBT card: fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, eggs, dairy products, honey, maple products, jams, jellies, pickles, sauces, baked goods, seeds and plants that produce food.

 

The following items cannot be purchased with an EBT card: food items intended for immediate consumption at the market (such as coffee or prepared hot foods); non-food items such as crafts, clothes, or flowers; Produce that is intended for ornamental purposes only such as gourds for carving pumpkins.

 

Go to the welcome or information booth at the farmers market and they will help you get what you need. You can also check out the Market Bucks Map.

 

Farmers' Markets

Aitkin Farmers Market

Cuyuna Range Farmers Market

Grand Rapids MN Farmers Market

Isle Area Farmers Market

Farm Stands

*Not Free Food, Good Food

Buck Hills Farm

Bev & Steve

Clayton’s Produce

Clear Lake Gardens

Kelley & Eric

Gilby’s Nursery & Orchard

Jakob Arnold

Haapoja Farm

Dakota Haapoja

Lavaliers Berry Patch

Maple Ridge Produce

Erik & Jay

RiverBend Gardens

TimberSweet