The Arizona Farmers Market Nutrition Program encompasses both the Senior FMNP and WIC FMNP and provides coupons to eligible seniors and WIC participants. Seniors and WIC participants can obtain and spend FMNP coupons at approved farmers market locations statewide.

Seniors who are at or below 185% of the federal poverty level or who are actively participating in the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. Visit our pages for Senior with Income Eligibility and Seniors with CSFP Yellow Cards for more detailed information.

Yes, if their combined income is at or below 185% of the federal poverty level based on their household size.

Yes, the proxy or the eligible senior would need to request a Senior Self-Declaration form (can be obtained from an approved farmers market or by contacting 833-836-8253 ext 4 or emailing info@azfmnp.org). After the senior completes the Self-Declaration form, a proxy designated by the senior may bring it to an approved AZFMNP location to register that senior for coupons.

Now every eligible household member receiving WIC benefits is eligible for one $50 coupon booklet, including people who are Pregnant, Breastfeeding, or Postpartum, Children, and Infants at least 6 months old. Customers must first obtain an Eligibility Card with client-level details from their local WIC office to receive coupon booklets from the farmers market.

The following WIC agencies are currently providing Eligibility Card referrals. Ask at your next WIC appointment for a WIC FMNP postcard.

• Maricopa County WIC
• Mountain Park Health Center WIC
• Adelante WIC
• Epiphany WIC
• Valle del Sol WIC
• Pima County WIC
• El Rio WIC
• Marana WIC
• Coconino County WIC
• Cochise County WIC
• Yavapai County WIC
• Gila County WIC
• Pinal County WIC
• Navajo County WIC
• Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community WIC
• Native Health WIC
• Mariposa Community Health Center WIC
• Mohave County WIC

Don’t see your WIC provider listed? Contact us at 833-836-8253 ext 4 or email info@azfmnp.org.

Through a separate funding source called LFPA, in 2025 we are offering an additional $50 FMNP Match coupon booklet for all senior and WIC participants who pick up FMNP coupons. Match coupons work exactly the same as FMNP coupons.

A farmers market is an outdoor temporary market, usually open once a week where local farmers, artisans, and business owners set up booths to sell their locally grown or locally made products directly to consumers. 

A farm stand sells Arizona-grown produce directly to customers. Instead of multiple tents and vendors (like a farmers market) a farm stand may be a singular grower selling their products through a storefront, roadside stand, garden operation, or another type or location.

View our map of approved locations, consisting of participating farmers markets and farm stands.

Fresh, Arizona-grown fruits and vegetables and AZ-grown dried beans from approved vendors only. Produce labeled from outside of Arizona is not eligible to buy with FMNP coupons.

Once per year.

Look for the flags with the AZFMNP logo clipped to the farmers’ tents. Also, look for fresh, whole fruits and vegetables. If in doubt, ask the vendor or go to the information booth for help.

Spending coupons only on Arizona-grown produce ensures that Arizona farmers are being paid by this program. FMNP is a win-win for customers and farmers alike!

No. Coupons can only be used at approved farmers markets or farm stands.

Coupons are available as soon as February 1st each year. The deadline to pick up coupons is September 30th, after which no more coupon booklets are given out.

Yes. WIC and Senior FMNP Coupons expire on November 30th. Match coupons expire on Dec. 31st.

Yes. Contact our office at 833-836-8253 ext 4 or email info@azfmnp.org to request coupons by mail.

Please call us at 1-833-836-8253 or email info@azfmnp.org to let us know that you want FMNP in your area. Let us know which farmers market or farm stand would be a good fit, and why. As we expand the program, we will consider customer suggestions and add new locations to our wait list. We want all Arizonans to have access to FMNP.