Fall in Minnesota brings an abundance of fresh, local produce to farmers’ markets across the state. From crisp apples to hearty root vegetables, visiting these markets is not only a way to enjoy the season’s bounty but also a way to support local farmers and practice sustainability.
Farmers’ Markets to Visit
- Mill City Farmers’ Market (Minneapolis)
Offering organic produce, sustainably raised meats, and handmade goods. - St. Paul Farmers’ Market
Known for its “Minnesota Grown” guarantee, this market features produce harvested within a 50-mile radius. - Rochester Farmers’ Market
Serving up locally grown fall staples like pumpkins, squash, and apples, Rochester’s market promotes sustainable, local agriculture. - Duluth Farmers’ Market
Nestled near Lake Superior, this market celebrates the region’s agricultural diversity with an array of autumn produce. - Mankato Farmers’ Market
A great spot for finding locally sourced honey, jams, and preserves, in addition to fresh vegetables and herbs.
Stewardship Tip
When shopping at farmers’ markets, bring reusable bags, shop in-season, and ask vendors about their sustainable farming practices to support responsible agriculture.
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