FARMERS FAMILIES ARTISANS FRIENDS GROWERS NEIGHBORS
WE ARE INDIANA GROWN
YOU WANT LOCAL
We’ll help you find it.
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture’s Indiana Grown initiative was created to promote products that are grown or made by Hoosiers, for Hoosiers! From fresh food grown from our soil to artisan goods crafted with care, we’re here to help you discover what Indiana has to offer.
Whether you like to shop in person or online, buying locally grown and made products has never been easier! Browse our Member Directory and search by location or by category to find local farmers, makers, retailers, orchards, restaurants and more!
MEMBERSHIP IS FREE
for growers & makers, big or small.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
What is Indiana Grown
Indiana Grown creates connections between farmers and consumers by promoting all forms of agriculture that are grown, raised, processed and/or packaged within the state.
Where can I find Indiana Grown products?
Indiana Grown products can be found in a variety of locations across the state, such as grocery stores, restaurants, farmers markets, convenience stores, wineries, breweries, and many more. You can also find great Indiana Grown products online by visiting our members’ websites.
Why should I buy Indiana Grown products?
Buying locally grown or made products helps keep your dollars in Indiana, supports job creation and limits the distance your products travel before they end up in your home.
What are Indiana Grown products?
Indiana Grown does not grow, process or otherwise produce any products. All products promoted by Indiana Grown are produced by our members – Hoosier farmers and business owners. Indiana Grown is not paid by Indiana Grown members to promote their products or businesses.
Can I be a part of Indiana Grown?
Indiana Grown has more than 1800 members and 50+ business partners which include farmers, artisans, wineries, breweries, as well as farmers markets retailers, grocers, hospitals, restaurants, distributors and organizations. At Indiana Grown, we truly believe everyone has a chance to share in the success of the initiative; whether it’s a large or small operation, high-tech or low-tech, traditional or non-traditional.