
NDFMGA Marketing Toolkit
Toolkit
North Dakota Farmers Market and Growers Association
Author/Speaker:
Glenn Muske, Connie Hancock, Megan Myrdal
Learn about the foundational strategies of marketing for local food producers, ranging from identifying target audiences and goals to mastering digital and traditional channels.
Farmers Market Manager Training
Course
Dakota College at Bottineau
Author/Speaker:
Dakota College at Bottineau and the North Dakota Farmers Market and Growers Association have developed an online course to assist North Dakota farmers market managers and others interested with new market ideas and ways to increase their customer base at the local farmers market.
2024 Farm Beginnings Marketing Session
Webinar
FARRMS
Author/Speaker:
Ryan Pesch & Alyssa Jones
This session features Ryan Pesch (Lida Farm & UMN Extension) and Alyssa Jones (Exit 44 Flowers & More). Ryan’s presentation covers marketing channels, strategic planning, and customer analysis and Alyssa shares her digital marketing strategies and tools she utilizes for her social media and website.
2023 Farm Beginnings Marketing Session
Webinar
FARRMS
Author/Speaker:
Ryan Pesch & Ann Olson
This session features Ryan Pesch (Lida Farm & UMN Extension) and Ann Olson (Hilltop Farm). Ryan’s presentation outlines marketing channels, strategic frameworks, and methods for identifying your target audience and Ann shares her insights on how to grow your farm and market your farm business.
Social Media Part A: Reaching the Right Audience
Webinar
FARRMS
Author/Speaker:
Erica Kale
This is session #4 in the 2020 Farmers Market Internship program and the first of three sessions focused on social media. The speaker of this session is Erica Kale, a social media expert that provides social media consulting through her company Kale Social Co. Her presentation is about knowing your audience and reaching the right people, creating a social media plan, and creating a social media calendar.
How to Evaluate Your Farmers Market
Webinar
FARRMS
Author/Speaker:
Felicity Merritt
A practical learning session for farmers market interns on how to evaluate a market using simple, doable observation tools (customer counts, basic demographics, movement/flow mapping, and quick surveys) so markets can make better decisions and tell stronger impact stories.