Frequently Asked Questions

GENERAL QUESTIONS

what's in season?

Great question! Here's a listing of the general harvest and availability times for Idaho produce, but of course local availability is subject to weather, temperature, and harvest conditions. Click here to receive a weekly email listing of vendors who are scheduled to attend the market so you know who's selling what each week.

who's in charge?

The Latah Farmers Market is organized and promoted by Latah Farmers Market LLC. The market is operated and managed by local producers who form a volunteer advisory board. All donations go toward administrative costs, insurance, promotional expenses, memberships, market-related supplies and expenses, and facility fees when applicable. Click here for more information about how you can volunteer to help out at the Latah Farmers Market.

are you affiliated with any church?

No. The Latah Farmers Market owners and organizers are not affiliated with any one church or religious group.

Members of the Latah Farmers Market advisory board volunteer their personal time to serve fellow businesses and members of the community for the benefit of fostering unity and economic prosperity for everyone in the community. The Latah Farmers Market opposes discrimination and division for reasons of personal identity or religious affiliation. All kind, honest people are welcome at the Latah Farmers Market.

are you affiliated with the city?

No. The Latah Farmers Market is a privately owned and operated business entity that meets at the Troy City Park with the approval of the Troy City Council.

VENDOR QUESTIONS

how do I decide what category my products are in?

Detailed information about product categories and vendor types can be found in the Latah Farmers Market Rules.

can I hold a fundraiser at the farmers market?

Yes, qualifying non-profits can apply to have a FREE 10'x10' booth at the market. They are welcome to sell items as fundraisers, but any non-profit selling merchandise, must have a ST-124 Sales Tax form on file.

can I have a booth representing a political cause?

In order to maintain the Market's focus on local businesses and organizations, national political groups, or groups representing divisive national political issues are generally discouraged from participating as vendors in the market. Give the market manager a call if you think you may fall into this category. Local Latah County causes and groups are welcome to apply.

can my band play at the market?

Musicians, artists, dancers, and performers who wish to perform at the market should fill out a performer application to apply. We would love to have you come, and we will do our best to make it work.