With advertising restrictions placed on raw-milk producers and herd-share operators, there are still ways to spread the word about your products.
Clean up your land and get growing again as soon as possible with these five tips for dealing with flood damage.
Rotating plant families through your garden reduces pest pressure, improves soil nutrition and increases your harvest.
The difference between a good market day and a great one isn’t the vegetables, eggs or other products on offer—it’s you.
As the number of farmers’ markets across the country grows, so does the variety in what and how they sell. These tips from successful markets will help yours from getting lost in the crowd.
Even if you’re not currently experiencing a dry spell, now’s the time to implement good soil maintenance so your garden won’t suffer when rain is scarce.
Don’t undercut your fellow farmer or sell yourself short. Use this guide for charging a price for your veggies that both you and your customer can be happy with.
Carve out a niche at your local market by growing fresh herbs that are hard to find.
Take onions from a supporting role at market to the star of the show with these seven moneymaking varieties.
Open your farmers’ market customers to a new culinary experience by offering rabbit meat for sale.
In an emergency situation, use a generator safely to keep power running without even more problems.
Don’t be caught off guard by customer curiosity. Prepare your response to these questions before market day.
