Get MORE fresh Michigan-grown produce when you shop at a farmers’ market with your Bridge card and Double Up Food Bucks!

Michigan farms lead the nation in production of cherries, blueberries, cucumbers and squash. Double Up Food Bucks makes direct marketing at farmers’ markets more profitable for growers.

Since 2009, shoppers have used nearly $100,000 worth of incentives provided by the Double Up Food Bucks program to buy healthy, locally grown foods, and the program will continue to expand through 2013.

In 2010, shoppers using Bridge Cards spent over $705,000 at Michigan farmers’ markets. With DUFB, shoppers now have twice as much to spend on Michigan-grown fruits and vegetables.

When a person eligible for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) uses his or her SNAP Bridge Card to shop for food at a farmers' market, the amount of money that he or she spends is matched with Double Up Food Bucks bonus tokens.

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Eat More Fresh Fruits & Vegetables!

Double Up Food Bucks will run July 1st to October 31st in 2013.

Please check back for program updates and sign-up for our email list to stay in contact throughout the season.

Eating more fruits and vegetables can help you lose weight, stay fit, and reduce your risk for many chronic diseases. And they taste great – especially when you get them fresh and in season. You can now stretch your food dollars and get MORE fresh Michigan-grown produce when you shop at a farmers’ market that is part of Fair Food Network’s Double Up Food Bucks program!