
Supporting Beginning Farmers Market Vendors
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In this episode, Maura Henn, a community food system specialist with the National Center for Appropriate Technology's Western Regional Office in Butte, Montana, talks with representatives of the Oregon Farmers Market Association.
They are Kelly Crane, OFMA's executive director; Amanda Cross, OFMA's programs manager; and Mallory Rahe, PhD, assistant extension professor of Agriculture and Applied Economics at the University of Missouri.
The discussion centers on OFMA's beginning vendor support network and the ways OFMA aids beginning vendors.
Related ATTRA Resources:
Tips for Selling at Farmers Markets
Farmers Markets: Marketing and Business Guide
Low-Income Local Food Access – Podcast
Celebrating Farmers Markets
Other Resources
Oregon Farmers Markets Association
Farmers Market Coalition
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