Caldwell Farm to Fork Farmers Market
Caldwell Farm to Fork Farmers Market
The Caldwell Farm to Fork Farmers Market is where Southwestern Idaho’s farming community gathers to showcase their best. This weekly event, held in the heart of Caldwell, is a must-visit for anyone who loves fresh seasonal produce like juicy melons, crisp vegetables, and sweet fruits. And that’s not all – there’s also wine, meat vendors, food crafters, and live music to enjoy. Caldwell is known for its diverse crops, and the farmers and producers at this market take great pride in their roots. Families have been growing top-quality fruits, vegetables, grains, and spices for generations, so you can bring home the freshest ingredients for delicious meals. Don’t forget to explore the handmade crafts and specialty food items from local artisans. Head on over to the Farm to Fork Farmers Market and experience Caldwell’s rich agricultural heritage!
Senior Produce Program
The Caldwell Farm to Fork Farmers Market Senior Produce Program is an initiative designed to empower and nourish local seniors while fostering community engagement. Supported by generous donors and managed by the Caldwell Health Coalition, this program offers eligible seniors aged 60 and above an opportunity to receive $8 per household to spend at the market.
Seniors in the community are invited to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to support their health and well-being while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Caldwell Farm to Fork Farmers Market. Together, the community can cultivate a healthier, more resilient environment for generations to come.
Double Up Food Bucks/ SNAP EBT MATCHING
One of the unique aspects of the Caldwell Farm to Fork Farmers Market is that it offers a Double Up Bucks program, which matches SNAP/EBT benefits up to $10 per market day. This helps low-income families access fresh, healthy foods.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as Food Stamps, helps low-income families buy the food they need in order to stay healthy. Eligible SNAP recipients receive an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card, which is used like a debit card at participating grocery stores and farmers markets.
“Here on the AgVenture Trail, you’ll experience the simple life in the heart of Idaho’s Snake River Valley. The trail begins and ends in Downtown Caldwell, taking you on country roads through Marsing, Homedale, and Wilder. Along the way, you’ll visit local farms and orchards, where you can pick fresh produce, dine on world-class farm-to-fork meals, and engage with the local community. You’ll learn from the farmers and ranchers who experience this life every day.”