The Michigan Farmers Market Association (MIFMA) created the following Data Collection Toolkit for Market Managers who want to collect, analyze, and share data to advance their market’s mission. The Toolkit…

Created by the Gretchen Swanson Center for Nutrition for the Nutrition Incentive Hub, this document provides an overview of qualitative research and example moderator guides designed for grantees who want…

This resource page from Rural Health Information Hub offers a list of community institutions that might offer data to support a community needs assessment in a rural community, and goes…

This Resource Guide from Community Action Partnership provides a long list of resources around planning, conducting, and evaluation the results from a community needs assessment. Resources are drawn from a…

This tool offers an expansive list of metrics that U.S. food system practitioners and food movement organizations can use to hold ourselves accountable for progress towards a more equitable food…

A visitor count is an essential part of collecting farmers market data. It is a piece of baseline data, meaning we use visitor counts as a way to calculate other…

Data helps farmers market managers better run, promote and fund their markets. This quick webinar discusses why collecting data is important with examples of what to do with that data.

Collect the metrics that will be most useful for your farmers market. Darlene Wolnik helps you think through selecting which data to collect.

This conference recording from the British Columbia Farmers Market Conference shares the importance of tracking vendor sales.