Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
Provides WIC recipients and low-income seniors with assistance for fresh Alaska-grown fruits and vegetables
Overview
The Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) provides people with WIC benefits and low-income seniors with checks that can be exchanged for fresh Alaska-grown fruits, vegetables, fresh-cut herbs, and honey at participating farmers’ markets, authorized farms, and roadside stands within Alaska.
Who qualifies?
This program is open to WIC participants and seniors aged 60 or older with low income. The program is based on a first-come, first-serve basis in areas with authorized farmers.
Applications are accepted at participating WIC and Senior Agencies in areas of the state where there are authorized farmers.
- To find out more information on how to apply as a senior, please visit our Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition webpage.
- To apply for the WIC program, please visit our WIC eligibility page.
- If you have questions please email doh.dpa.wic.vendor@alaska.gov or call 907-465-3100. WIC Eligibility/WIC FMNP
How to sign up
Apply for the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program. Applications are accepted at participating WIC and Senior Agencies in areas of the state where there are authorized farmers.
Farmers Market Application