tomatoes, peppers, and other produce arranged on tables at a farmers market

Lesson 2. Setting Yourself Apart

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In this video, Mary Ellis, the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Program Director of the Community Food and Agriculture Coalition, talks about strategies for setting yourself apart at a busy farmers market.

The video is part of the “Tools for Getting Started at Farmers Markets” project.

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