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Farmers Market Coalition
Here’s a resource I’ll be adding to our ‘Gardeners & Growers’ links: the “Farmers Market Coalition”:http://www.farmersmarketcoalition.org/. It’s an educational and advocacy organization for people who produce and participate in farmers markets. From their web site: “The Farmers Market Coalition will be the central hub from which to locate allies, identify and share best practices, and positively impact public policy pertaining to farmers markets.” Definitely check the News and Resources sections. In Resources, you can find lists of links for both market managers and vendors.