This is clearly a win-win situation in our communities. It helps people who need the nutritional support, it helps local growers when people shop with them at farmers markets, it helps keep the money in the communities where the people live and work, and it helps the farmers markets themselves. Maybe I should call that a win-win-win-win situation!
To get more information about this program, and to find out how a farmers market can be approved for the program, visit the Arizona Department of Health Services web site. If you interested in learning more how you can qualify for the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children, click here.
Page 1: What is a Farmers Market?
Page 2: Where Are Farmers Markets in the Phoenix Area?
Page 3: Arizona Farmers Market Nutrition Program
