Even though this holiday has come and gone, it’s important to keep promoting your market and all its remarkable events, activities and products throughout the market season. Spreading the buzz about things happening at your market will excite customers, both regular and new, and they will keep coming back week after week.
As the market manager at Wellington North Farmers’ Market in Mount Forest, the OFMMC program has equipped Harry with a wealth of knowledge and skills for success that he didn’t even know he needed.
Market managers are the brains of our farmers’ markets! As a market manager, you are a visionary and a leader. You are the one making
Local Food Week starts today (Monday, June 4) and runs until Sunday, June 10.
Remember the super fun Instagram contest we launched back in September? Here are the winners!
This week, we’d like to tell you about the other side of Michelle.
From all of us at FMO, we hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
The bountiful harvest season can be a super exciting but hectic time that tends to involve the whole family, including the kids.
Merrickville Mid-week Market vendors attended an agricultural fair to help promote their market.
Adhering to the provincial labelling and signage requirements will benefit your market, vendors and customers by creating a good relationship based on trust.