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Category: Management and Operations
Philadelphia Farmers Market Guide
The City of Philadelphia’s guide to city services and requirements of farmers market operators.
Understanding Anchor Vendors
Darlene Wolnik’s 2018 ppt for PA Farm Link’s Lunch & Learn’s series
Creating a Farmers Market Living Lab: Lessons Learned in Growing a Farmers Market
This booklet is the result of asking the question, “What can we do to increase sales and attendance at our market?”, reports the results from using our market as a “living lab” to systematically test ideas to answer this question.
Market Matchmaker from the Ontario Greenbelt Farmers’ Market Network
Sign Up for Free to join our growing community of Farmers’ Markets and Vendors in Ontario. Once you complete a profile, others will be able to see what you’re offering or looking for. Registering also gives you access to:
Full View of other Members’ Profiles
Better Searching, Filtering, and Matching Tools
Instantly Exchange Messages with other Members
Ability to Favourite other members
Monitor when others view or Favourite your Profile
Newsletter Updates
Not searching for matches right now? Your profile can still be featured on our site!
Farmers Market Legal Toolkit
This Toolkit was developed to support farmers markets throughout the U.S. with open-source legal tools to inform market managers as they make decisions to build and grow their markets. The specific topics covered in the Toolkit were selected in response to recurring questions from farmers market managers–about how business structure would affect their organizations, what types of legal risks exist and how to manage them, and how to make their products available and accessible for all community members.
Oklahoma Grown Farmers Market Requirements
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry has established criteria that Farmers Markets must meet before being recognized as an Oklahoma Grown Market or a Registered Farmers Market. A market can choose not to participate in this program, however only participating markets will be eligible for assistance or promotional materials that are made available by ODAFF.
CSA Solutions Hub
The Hub collects information from CSA farmers, Small Farm Central staff, and others working with CSAs to bring you knowledge to help you move your CSA program forward including:
Resources to assist you in marketing your CSA, like “47 Tips and Tricks for CSA Farm Marketing”.
Articles dealing with problem members
Philosophical discussions about what constitutes a CSA
Product management and invoicing software platform for Farmers Markets
Product management and invoicing software for Farmers Markets
Chapter 24 and You: A Practical Guide to Selling Safely at Farmers Markets
A booklet outlining food safety at farmers markets prepared by N.J. Department of Agriculture and N.J. Department of Health
RI Farmers Market Guidelines
The purpose of these guidelines by the University of Rhode Island is to highlight important food safety practices to take under consideration when vending at a farmers market. It also includes information on the various licensing requirements that may or may not be needed.