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All vendors at the Shiprock Farmers' Market accept cash and many accept various payment apps an
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The Shiprock Farmers' Market is also registered for vendors to accept SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and WIC & Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program benefits.
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Learn more about each program below.Â
SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks
Shoppers in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) can bring their SNAP-EBT card to the market information booth to check out tokens for use at any of the 5 San Juan County Farmers' Markets.Â
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New Mexico also has the Double Up Food Bucks program (DUFB) which gives shoppers an extra dollar to spend for every $1 they check out with SNAP at the farmers market.Â
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 Eligible items for purchase with SNAP tokens are food meant for preparation at home such as fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, meats, honey, and some processed foods. Foods that are hot and/or meant to be eaten on site such as hot burritos or coffee are not eligible.
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Eligible iterms for purchase with DUFB tokens are New Mexico grown fruits and vegetables including fruits, vegetables, beans, legumes, plants that produce food (i.e., vegetable starts), cut herbs, and herb plants.
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Look for vendors with signs that say SNAP Tokens/DUFB gladly accepted here".
WIC and Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition ProgramÂ
Qualifying Women, Infant, Children and Seniors in New Mexico can receive a benefits to spend at the farmers' market. Benefits are issued as either as a card or mobile app login.
Eligible items for purchase with FMNP benefits include fresh, New Mexico grown fruits, vegetables, fresh cut herbs, honey (seniors only, chile, and New Mexico pinto beans.
See the table below on how to get started. Seniors may stop by the Farmers' Market Info booth with their ID for help completing the online application.Â
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