A brief article from Wholesome Wave Georgia that works to dispel common myths and misperceptions about the SNAP program and its participants.

Increase sales, patronage, and broaden your markets demographic with a SNAP/LINK program.

This webinar focuses on strategies that markets and local organizations can use to build new partnerships when it comes to SNAP at farmers markets.

Hour long presentation from Durham County Dept of Pub Health, for Durham's Double Bucks. Advertising and marketing is one of the most important aspects of attracting SNAP clients to farmers…

The Food Trust conducts focus groups with SNAP participants to understand their perceptions of farmers’ markets and how we can improve our reach and impact. These detailed how-to guides assess…

This brief guide from the Local Food Research Center of the Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project walks through strategies to ensure markets effectively serve low-income customers, including through marketing, product offerings,…

Tips and examples for sharing data on the impact of your farmers market

This quick, three-page overview from Georgia Fresh for Less/Wholesome Wave Georgia offers helpful tips for a successful social media presence for your farm direct site.

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