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Queens Farmers' Markets offer chances to shop locally from regional New York City farmers and producers, held regularly at a number of sites throughout the borough. Three farmers' markets in Jackson Heights, Sunnyside, and Forest Hills operate weekly year-round, bringing produce, meat, dairy, and specialty food vendors to the neighborhoods for sales beginning as early as 8:00am. Seasonal markets are also held in Astoria, Corona, Elmhurst, Flushing, Fresh Meadows, Glendale, and Jamaica, operating throughout the summer and autumn months. Many markets accept EBT and WIC food stamps and coupons and carry unique speciality goods, ranging from Mexican salsa and Indian chutneys to fresh seasonal apple cider.

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