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Alaska Farmers Markets

48 Alaska farmers markets in USDA's national directory. Too few file a season as a range for a typical Alaska season to be derived, so each listing stands on its own. Enter a ZIP below for the nearest, with the season and hours each one filed.

Every Alaska season and hours line here is what the market filed with USDA, with the date it filed beside it; current trading status is the market's own to publish
Listings in the directory
48
Seasons readable as a range
4
File weekly hours
4
Rank by listing count
#39
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The Alaska markets nearest a ZIP code

USDA’s directory holds 48 farmers market listings in Alaska, and too few of them file a season as a range for a typical one to be derived. The listings themselves are all here, with the season and hours each one filed.

Seasons and hours as filed with USDA, each with the date it was filed. Many of those dates are years old. A market keeps its own calendar and publishes it in its own window, and every listing here links the directory record and the market for current status.

Every result shows the season and the hours USDA’s directory holds, the date that record was last updated and a link to the record; current status comes from the market.

Distance is printed on every row because it matters: a market 40 miles away describes that town rather than yours. A ZIP near a state line will pull results from both sides, which is correct behaviour rather than a bug.

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The Alaska season

Alaska seasons, listing by listing

USDA's directory holds 48 farmers market listings in Alaska. 4 of them give a season that can be read as a range, too few for a typical Alaska season, so each listing stands on its own. The listings themselves were last touched between September 2020 and March 2023.

4 of Alaska’s 48 listings give a season that can be read as a range, counting both the ones that filed two real dates and the ones that typed a month range into the date field. That is under the 12 needed for a median: below about a dozen filings a median moves by weeks when one listing is added. The listings themselves are all in the tool above with the season and hours each one filed.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDectoday
4 Alaska listings give a season that can be read as a range, under the 12 needed for a median, so the strip carries no bar.
NoneMedian opening, as filedunder the 12 readable season threshold
NoneMedian closing, as filedno median published for this state
0Listings that are year roundset aside from the medians
#39Rank by listing countbetween New Hampshire and Mississippi
How good is this data

What Alaska operators actually filled in

What the Alaska listings actually fill in

  • Filed as two real dates00%
  • Typed as a month range48%
  • Written as year round00%
  • Other prose, not readable00%
  • Left blank4492%

The first two rows are the ones this site can read as a range, 4 of 48 or 8 percent, and only those go into the median. A month range is the operator’s own words, so it is read rather than discarded, but it widens the window by up to a month at each end. 4 listings also file weekly hours and 48 carry usable coordinates, which is what the ZIP tool ranks on. The records themselves were last touched between September 2020 and March 2023.

The Alaska records in this snapshot were last touched between September 2020 and March 2023. That is the caveat on every line of this page: a listing carries whatever the operator typed on the day they typed it, and nothing rolls it forward.

48 of the 48 listings carry usable coordinates, which is what the ZIP tool ranks on, and 20 give a website. A listing with no website and no hours is still worth having, because the address and the directory record are enough to go and look.

Sweet corn in the husk piled in a plastic crate at a market, with green peppers behind
Sweet corn on a market crate. In Alaska the markets are there and the corn is there; 4 of 48 listings tell the federal directory which weeks of the year to turn up, too few for a median, so the listings stand on their own. “Ears of Corn at Farmers Market” — Alabama Extension (Bruce Dupree) — CC0
The big ones

The largest Alaska markets by the directory’s own vendor counts

USDA’s form asks operators how many vendors they have, and 4 of Alaska’s 48 listings answered. This ranks the ones that answered rather than the state, and the numbers are the operators’ own on the dates their records were last touched.

  1. Homer Farmers Market100 vendors
  2. Muldoon Farmers Market35 vendors
  3. Soldotna Saturday Farmers Market25 vendors
  4. Sitka Farmers Market3 vendors
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Current status

Where to check whether a Alaska market is trading

Where to find out whether a market is trading

Two places, in this order. The market’s own page or noticeboard, which is the only thing that is ever current, and Alaska Division of Agriculture, which is the public body for this in Alaska and keeps its own list. Link verified September 4, 2026.

A state farmers market association, where one exists, is nearly always a membership nonprofit rather than a public body, so the department of agriculture is the public body linked here.

“The Farmers Market Directory lists markets that feature two or more farm vendors selling agricultural products directly to customers at a common, recurrent physical location.”

USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, Local Food Directories: National Farmers Market Directory

A federal directory of farmers markets. Operators file and maintain their own listings, so an entry is a claim by the market rather than a check by USDA, and a town with no entry is not a town with no market. That cuts both ways in Alaska: the 48 listings here are markets that filed, and a Alaska town with no listing is a town where nobody filed rather than a town with no market.

Summarised from USDA Local Food Directories, National Farmers Market Directory in our own words.

Common questions

Alaska farmers market FAQ

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Other West states

Farmers markets in every stateThe national picture: how old the directory is, how much of it fills in a season, and every state ranked.Pick your ownThe other half of the same Saturday. Typical picking windows for six crops, from USDA census acreage.First and last frost datesThe NOAA normals behind every growing season on this site, state by state.

Farmers markets by state

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Every market on this site comes from USDA’s National Farmers Market Directory, run by the Agricultural Marketing Service under OMB control number 0581-0169, a US Government work in the public domain. Snapshot taken 2026-09-04: 7,067 markets, of which 653 filed a season as two real dates, 664 typed a month range that this site reads as one, and 1,563 file weekly hours. Listings are written and maintained by the markets themselves, so a season is the operator’s statement as of that record’s own date. Farmers markets in every state