Our Agency is now accepting applications for the 2026 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program for individuals age 60+ who meet the financial guidelines. Produce vouchers will be distributed via mail starting June 1st. Vouchers are worth $5 each and individuals will receive 5 vouchers.

COMPLETED APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED THROUGH 4PM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2026

Please note that we can only accept applications from residents of Union or Snyder counties. Any other county resident must contact their county Aging Office.

**The 2026 household income* eligibility is listed below.**

* Income means income before any deductions such as income taxes, Social Security taxes, insurance premiums, charitable contributions, bonds, etc.

1 person – $29,526

2 people – $40,034

3 people – $50,542

4 people – $61,050

5 people – $71,558

6 people – $82,066

7 people – $92,574

8 people – $103,082

Please read the Participant Basic Rules and Regulations before applying.

APPLICATION: Click here

** If you need information and an application in a different language, please email info@usaaaa17.org

RETURN VIA:

1) DROP BOX or IN PERSON at our Lewisburg office (116 N. 2nd St.)

2) EMAIL: info@usaaa17.org

3) MAIL: 116 N. 2nd St, Lewisburg, PA 17837

* * All information must be completed and correct. If any part is incomplete you will be contacted for additional information or your application will be rejected. Electronic signatures are accepted, but script font must be used on the signature line. **

Once we have your application, we will process and mail the vouchers to you.

We appreciate your patience during this process.

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Click here to see what farmers are participating.

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About this program: In 1998, Pennsylvania began the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program in Delaware County as a pilot program. Mercer County was added to the program in 1999. By the year 2002, all counties in Pennsylvania had become part of the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. In December of 2006, the Federal Program Regulations Final Rule was published. The purpose of SFMNP is to (a) provide low-income seniors who are nutritionally at risk, resources in the form of fresh, nutritious unprepared foods (such as fruits and vegetables) from authorized PA farmers; and (b) expand the awareness and use of farmers’ markets and increase sales by participating farmers.

The SFMNP goal for 2026 is to increase the number of low-income seniors receiving the SFMNP benefit and increase the statewide check redemption rates; increase eligible senior participation; and recruitment of market sites in areas where lower SFMNP check redemption rates have been experienced. See section 10 for ideas on how to increase redemption.

Suggestions and identification of problem areas by participating senior agencies may be directed to: Farmers Market Nutrition Program, PA Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Food Assistance, 2301 N. Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408, Attn: SFMNP Administrator or call 717-783-5309.

Call our office & ask for Brianne: 570-524-2100

or email info@usaaa17.org