Polk County Farmers' Markets

A farmer’s market is a place for farmers to sell food directly to consumers.

Why Shop at a Farmers' Market?

Access to fresh, locally grown foods, for starters. That may be one of the best reasons, but there are many more. Farmers markets have fruits and vegetables at the peak of the growing season. This means produce is at its freshest and tastes the best. The food is typically grown near where you live, not thousands of miles away or another country. Shopping at farmers markets also supports your local farmers and keeps the money you spend on food closer to your neighborhood.

Farmers' Market Locations

Amery

Soo Line Park
11 Keller Ave N
Mondays 3:00pm-6:00pm
Payment Accepted:

Saturdays 9:00am-12:00pm
Payment Accepted:

Website: Farmer's Market | Amery, WI - Official Website (amerywisconsin.org)

Balsam Lake

Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church Parking Lot
507 W Main Street
Fridays 3:00pm-5:30pm
Payment Accepted:

Website: Balsam Lake Farmers' Market - Balsam Lake, WI (bestfarmersmarkets.org)
Facebook: Balsam Lake Farmers Market | Facebook

Frederic

Inter-County Cooperative Publishing Agency Parking Lot
303 Wisconsin Avenue N
Saturdays 8:00am-12:00pm
Payment Accepted:

Facebook: Frederic Farmers Market | Facebook

Osceola

Millpond Park
202 1st Avenue
Fridays 2:00pm-6:00pm
Payment Accepted:

United Methodist Church Parking Lot
306 River Street
Fridays 2:00pm-6:00pm
Payment Accepted:

Facebook: Osceola Farmer's Market | Osceola WI | Facebook

St. Croix Falls

SCF Public Library Plaza Parking Lot
230 S Washington Street
Saturdays 10:00am-1:00pm
Payment Accepted:

Website: St. Croix Falls Farmers' Market – Saturdays, May-October, 10AM-1PM | SCF Public Library Plaza | St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin (stcroixfallsfarmersmarket.org)
Facebook: St. Croix Falls Farmers Market | Saint Croix Falls WI | Facebook

Payment Options, Quick Links, & Community Partners

Payment Legend

There are many forms of payment accepted, but this can depend on the market location and/or market vendor. Payment methods accepted may include:

	Cash
	Credit/Debit Card
	Power of Produce (PoP) Club June 19th - September 8th Free for all children ages 4-17 years old $4 token to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables Check in at PoP Club booth to register and get tokens each week
	WIC Farmers Market Check June 1st - October 31st For eligible WIC participants Amount to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables is variable Find out more by contacting your WIC office: (715) 485-8520
	Senior Farmers Market Check June 1st - October 31st For eligible individuals over the age of 60 Amount to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables is variable Find out more by contacting the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Northwest Wisconsin: adrcnwwi.org, (877) 485-2372
	Foodshare (EBT/SNAP) For eligible individuals Amount to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables and other foods is variable Find out more by contacting FoodShare Outreach Specialist: Michelle Dudar-Sehr (715) 629-5405

Quick Links

Useful Links

Utilizing SNAP benefits while shopping at farmers' markets: https://healthyliving.extension.wisc.edu/articles/how-to-shop-with-snap-benefits-at-wisconsins-farmers-markets/
Statewide information about farmers' markets, including seasonal availability of certain crops and other food facts:
1. http://www.wifarmersmarkets.org/
2. https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/wic/fmnp/food-chart.htm
Fact sheets, including how to clean, store, and cook different produce: https://stcroix.extension.wisc.edu/faqs/
SNAP provides nutrition assistance to people with low income. It can help you buy nutritious foods for a better diet. Find out more about SNAP (FoodShare Wisconsin):
1. Information on FoodShare Wisconsin
2. Apply for FoodShare Wisconsin

Community Partners

USDA Non-discrimination statement

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension is an equal opportunity provider.

USDA Declaración de No Discriminación

La University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension es un proveedor que ofrece igualdad de oportunidades.