Market Share Program

Flexibility and choice at the Farmers Markets!

Our Market Share Program is designed for people who want to secure their produce for the season, but want the flexibility and choice the farmers market has to offer. The Market Share Membership is similar to a CSA Membership, but instead of recieveing a pre-packed box of veggies each week, you can use your Market Share balance to purchase produce off the market stand. This program is ideal for regular customers at our Farmers Market in Stillwater, MN.

We offer three Market Share Memberships. Members who invest $200 or $300 will receive a 10% bonus to use at the market stand. Members who invest $400 will receive a 15% bonus to use at the market stand. See below for pricing and details:

$220 Market Share

Pay $200 before the market season and receive $220 credit towards everything at our farmers market stand. Must be used before the end of 2022.

$330 Market Share

Pay $300 before the market season and receive $330 credit towards everything at our farmers market stands. Must be used before the end of 2022.

$460 Market Share

Pay $400 before the market season and receive $460 credit towards everything at our farmers market stands. Must be used before the end of 2022.

**All online payments are subject to pay a community supported software fee to support the Food4All shopping platform**

On the Market Stand…

Our veggie offerings vary throughout the season. In June you can expect to find a wide variety of greens, radishes, green onions, snap peas, and herbs. As the summer progresses we will have lots of bunched root veggies (carrots, beets, etc.) and summer fruits (tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, tomatillos, zucchini, fresh beans etc.). As the fall rolls in we will have lots of fall crops (winter squash, potatoes, onions, leeks, etc.)

Our staple vegetables include: carrots, beets, chard, kale, lettuce (heads and mix), green onions, and herbs (parsley, dill, cilantro, thyme, tarragon, sage, etc.)

We will also be offering seasonal cut flowers in the summer and dried flower wreaths in the winter season.

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