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Fresh food, wherever people are.

Full tables. Long lines. Neighbors who know each other by name. This is what a Farmers' Truck market looks like, from Brooklyn to Honolulu.

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Busy Bounty & Soul mobile market with shoppers and tables of fresh produce in Black Mountain, North Carolina
Bounty & Soul · Black Mountain, NC

Where the trucks roll

From New York to Hawaii.

23U.S. states
25,000families a week (est.)

Markets include Brooklyn, NY, Buffalo, NY, Salem, MA, Chelsea, MA, Gloucester, MA, Greenfield, MA, Howard County, MD, Black Mountain, NC, Lexington, KY, Orlando, FL, Holland, MI, St. Louis, MO, Midland-Odessa, TX, Reno, NV, Woodland, CA, West Sacramento, CA, Seattle, WA and Honolulu, HI.

Electric · Niagara, ON, Canada

A full market. Plugged in.

GROW Niagara wanted an electric market. So we plugged it in. Their electric Farmers' Truck brings fresh food across Ontario's Niagara region.

  • Electric power for the whole market
  • Quiet on any street
  • Serving the Niagara region of Ontario
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In motion

See it to believe it.

Markets on wheels, fresh food in good hands, and the people who make it happen.

Our truck on PBSBounty & Soul · Black Mountain, NC
The Great Tomato EscapeCenter for Land-Based Learning · Woodland, CA
Warning: extreme positivityBounty & Soul · Black Mountain, NC
FeedMore WNY rolls outBuffalo, NY
Loading produce like it's fashion weekMarket day prep

From Fred

Ten years of lessons. One minute at a time.

Short takes from our founder on funding, food literacy and what makes a market last.

What is Farmers' Truck, anyway?
How it started vs. how it's rolling
The road to funding: you're not driving alone
What about food literacy?
Paging Dr. Fred: markets as medicine
Four wheels, four strengths
Side hustles for your truck
No cape needed. Just a great route.
Coloring outside the lines

Your market could be the next photo here.

Trucks, training and funding help to launch a mobile market that lasts.

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Farmers’ Truck
Real Stories. Real Impact. Real Change.

Across North America, communities are reimagining food access with mobile markets. Here, we bring those stories to life through insights from our founder, Fred, and powerful moments from our partners driving a healthier, more connected future.