Immokalee State Farmer's Market

Yes ask

Sorry. I cannot tead Spanish.

Yes, it is.

Yes

Yes

Yes. Many other fruits and seasonal vegetables

Right now watermelons,mangos, oranges, papaya,and lime

I'm not sure il be back down there in two weeks I deliver apples and I'll see

Yes,I pretty sure it almost never close.

Yes

NO

It seems I didn't see the organic labels on any vegetables or fruits. I recommend whole food market if u want to buy organic products.

It's open everyday except Sunday. 10am until 5pm

I doubt if many would be there

There are strawberries but not at all stands. Just take a look around.

I'm sure they do, and anything else you can think of

It might be too late for strawberries.

Both are running now

Yes

Yes

Probably not for Christmas

Strictly a farmers market. It is also a wholesale distribution center where produce is shipped out in bulk to other areas in the state. The farmers market is just a spinoff from the larger wholesale operation.

Yes at Plant Industry office

As you enter Immokalee (coming from Naples on Immokalee road) you go past the casino and eventually come to a 4-way stop light with E main st. Continue straight through the intersection on 1st street. It will eventually curve you around (changing name to Charlotte street) to another 4way stop with New Market road. This is essentially where the market is, turn right at the light and then get in the left turn lane immediately. Turn left into the market. The market is situated at the corner of New Market Rd and Charlotte st. Kitty-corner from FORTUNE COOKIE CHINESE FAST FOOD. The entrance is just a little ways from the corner. You'll drive by the backs of the stalls along a chain link fence. GPS will not take you there. But look at google maps- satellite view- the market is at that corner kinda making a cinnamon roll twist at the entrance and the first 2 stalls have red and blue roofs. EL TAQUITO is next door to the south.

Sometimes, the first row of sellers might have them.

Fabulous thank u Alicia Resendiz

Yes, think they are 50 lb

I'd stop and ask a local then post your discovery on Google maps. If you ARE a local contact your county seat.

The immokalee market is just produce sold by real farmers. Can buy by the carton or 20-50 lb bags. The other ones are boutiques with processed specialty foods spanning etnic to honey. Typically sell by the lb or piece of produce.

Alot of farmers markets sell more than just food