Downloadable seasonal guides for Indiana farmers markets. Use them at your farmers market, include them in your newsletters or share via social media. Translation of seasonal guides was funded through a 2020 AMS USDA FMPP grant.
Spring |
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Fruits | Asparagus | Parsnips | Other |
Apples | Garlic | Peas | Herbs |
Strawberries | Greens | Radishes | Mushrooms |
Baby Greens | Rhubarb | Honey | |
Vegetables | Microgreens | Scallions | Maple Syrup |
Arugula | Lettuce | Spinach | Vegetable & Flower |
Asian Greens | Leeks | Turnips | Plants |
Summer |
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Fruits | Vegetables | Garlic | Summer Squash |
Apricots | Arugula | Scapes | Swiss Chard |
Blueberries | Beans | Greens | Tomatoes |
Blackberries | Beets | Kale | Turnips |
Cantaloupe | Broccoli | Kohlrabi | Zucchini |
Cherries | Cabbage | Leeks | |
Nectarines | Carrots | Onions | Other |
Peaches | Cauliflower | Peppers | Herbs |
Plums | Celery | Microgreens | Mushrooms |
Raspberries | Corn | Potatoes | Honey |
Strawberries | Cucumbers | Radishes | Cut Flowers |
Watermelon | Baby Greens | Rhubarb | |
Eggplant | Scallions |
Fall |
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Fruits | Brussel Sprouts | Lettuce | Scallion |
Apples | Cabbage | Leeks | Spinach |
Cantaloupe | Carrots | Okra | Sweet Potatoes |
Grapes | Cauliflower | Onions | |
PawPaw | Celery | Parsnips | Other |
Pears | Eggplant | Peas | Herbs |
Watermelon | Garlic | Peppers | Mushrooms |
Greens | Potatoes | Honey | |
Vegetables | Baby Greens | Pumpkin | Cut Flowers |
Arugula | Microgreens | Radishes | |
Beets | Kale | Rutabaga | |
Broccoli | Kohlrabi | Turnips |
Winter |
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Fruits | Carrots | Onions | Other |
Apples | Celery | Parsnips | Christmas Trees & Wreaths |
Pears | Garlic | Potatoes | Herbs |
Greens | Radishes | Mushrooms | |
Vegetables | Baby Greens | Sweet Potatoes | Honey |
Beets | Microgreens | Swiss Chard | Maple Syrup |
Brussel Sprouts | Kale | Turnips | |
Cabbage | Lettuce | Winter Squash |
For downloadable recipes and information on Indiana grown fruits and vegetables, check out Purdue Extension’s FoodLink.