Tuesday, July 12, 2011

THIS WEEK'S IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR VENDORS

MBFP Webinar - Tonight - Farmers' Markets The Missouri Beginning Farmers Program will continue its monthly webinars in July with a presentation by Andy Larsen, "Farmers' Market Vendors: The Pro's and Con's". The webinar will be Monday July 11th from 7:00 to 8:30 pm with a PowerPoint presentation. There will be two additional opportunities to learn about how to be a great vendor at a farmers' market. On Monday July 18th we will hear from Eileen Nichols, market manager of the Webb City Farmers' Market. On Monday, July 25th we will hear from Caroline Todd, market manager of the Columbia Farmers' Market. Both Eileen and Caroline have been market managers for many years. They will discuss their market, what works and what doesn't work at a market as well as what are some key concepts they see in their most successful vendors at their markets.




Meeting Name: Farmers' Markets: The Pro's and Con's

When: Monday July 11th, 7:00 - 8:30 pm Central Time

To join the meeting go to http://univmissouri.adobeconnect.com/r28261361/



Meeting Name: Webb City Farmers' Market

When: Monday July 18, 7:00 - 8:30 pm Central Time

To join the meeting go to http://univmissouri.adobeconnect.com/r75925661/



Meeting Name: Columbia Farmers' Market

When: Monday July 25, 7:00 - 8:30 pm Central Time

To join the meeting go to http://univmissouri.adobeconnect.com/r83446879/
 
 
COMMUNITY MEETING THIS WEDNESDAY, 5PM AT DESOTO CITY HALL 

We need input and suggestions from our Vendors and the local community.  Please join us for the community market meeting.  Don't miss your opportunity to share your experiences or advice.


MARKET ITEMS ON SALE FOR THE MONTH OF JULY

Market Tote Bags are $5.00 for the whole month of July.

Market T-Shirts are $8.00 for the whole month of July.  We have a few signature green t-shirts left and our new white t-shirt will be available this month.

Support your local Market by visiting and purchasing from the Market Booth.  Free gift for completing a short survey.

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