Chapter 7 of the Washington State Farmers Market Management Toolkit walks through the considerations for markets exploring accepting SNAP and credit/debit cards, including financial, administrative, capacity, and demand components.

Virginia Cooperative Extension provides this one page downloadable tip sheet for making your market more welcoming to SNAP customers.

Project for Public Spaces, an international expert in public markets and public spaces of all types, put out this article that frames ten qualities to consider for market success.

Code for America created this market research report for Ecology Center to consider the digital alternatives to physical script (i.e. tokens or vouchers) that could decrease administrative costs and improve…

In this webinar, we discuss equipment and outreach essentials for SNAP Programs at your farmers market. We will provide information on how FMC’s Free SNAP EBT Equipment Program can help…

From the Washington State Farmers Market Association, this 10-page guide helps anyone creating surveys to think about the process from start to finish, going over evaluation aims, sampling types, question…

This Farmers Market Coalition landing page is the starting point to learn whether your state has a farmers market association, what SNAP equipment program is offered, who the contacts are…

This guide and tool from the Michigan Farmers Market Association can help those in any state identify whether or why they should-- or should not-- start a farmers market in…

This short, visually-focused 50+ page guide from Project for Public Spaces and Wholesome Wave focuses on market capacity, marketing, funding, partnerships, and systems needed to implement, along with case studies…