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Opening a Farmers Market on Federal Property: A Guide for Market Operators and Building Managers
Karen Beach, Frank Giblin and Velma Lakins; Washington, D.C.: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service and U.S. General Services Administration; Agricultural Marketing Service Publication; page(s) 11; 2009; National; Reports and Studies
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Abstract:
This publication discusses the issues involved in locating a farmers market on federal property: security, insurance needs, parking, the use of utilities and amenities, and all the other things you need to consider. It tells who to contact for information, points to some helpful government Web sites and offices, and offers case studies of successful farmers markets on public property.
Federal properties may be good places for farmers markets because they can boost traffic, since many federal buildings are prominently positioned in central business districts. Sites in buildings, on grounds or in parking lots are frequently available for minimal or no cost.
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