Seasonal Guides

Translated What's IN Season Guides

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.

In Spanish

Spring Produce
Summer Produce
Fall Produce
Winter Produce

In Burmese

Spring Produce
Summer Produce
Fall Produce
Winter Produce

In English

Spring Produce
Summer Produce
Fall Produce
Winter Produce
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What's in season in Indiana at a glance:

Spring
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
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Summer
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
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Fall
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
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Winter
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.