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Farmers' Produce Markets in the United States

This report is the result of numerous requests for information about the total number of farmers' markets in the United States. It covers part of the findings of a study which was started in 1941 by the Cooperative Research and Service Division, Farm Credit Administration. Activities pertaining to World War II disrupted the field work begun at that…

Mailboxes, Mom and Pop Stands, and Markets: Local Foods Then and Now

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Farmers' Produce Markets in the United States