Mobile Farmers Market: Creating accessible markets for your customers and you. NCR-SARE Project FNC10-803.

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Mobile Farmers Market: Creating accessible markets for your customers and you. NCR-SARE Project FNC10-803

DREAM OF WILD HEALTH FARM

Why a mobile market? In 2010, DWH operated two market stands in parking lots in food deserts in Mpls & St. Paul—averaged 5 customers/day. Financial crash meant funding was scarce; with land as a resource, could we become self-sustaining? Main markets saturated; we didn’t have funds to join, but we did have a network of organizations and offices that liked what we did.

Income More than 40% of Native households in Minneapolis/ St. Paul have an income of $25,000 or less. More than any other factor, zip code determines a child’s health. Solution: we accept EBT and WIC at all our markets, started prices under supermarket levels, provide vouchers. Community needs 17% of American Indians in the U.S. have Type 2 diabetes – the highest rate of any group Last 20 years have seen a 68% increase in Native youth ages with Type 2 Diabetes

Familiarity Top crops from survey: Sweet Corn Watermelon Tomatoes Cucumbers Carrots Onions Broccoli Green Peppers Green Beans Salad Greens Cantaloupe Sweet Potatoes Spinach Zucchini Cabbage Potatoes Solution: Have an abundance of these, but work on education around other crops.

Knowledge Cooking Classes Demos at events Farm Tours *Feature Veggies

Marketing Plan What crops to plant Where & how to advertise How many weeks/shares Pricing… What strategy will work best for YOU For us, doing quick stops around the city Tuesday & Thursday markets work for us because they’re program days (just make sure it’s workable with the field plans too!)

Stand Out from the Competition! Work smarter, not harder Quality over quantity Fresh, crisp greens; heirloom tomatoes; Have the right equipment New van! Cooling system, EBT /credit card reader Relationships Sometimes going the extra mile for a customer is worth it

BE FLEXIBLE! Listen to what the community needs Don’t be afraid to change strategies, but always keep building relationships Give it time to grow. Diversify and/or Specialize

Looking forwards: *Partnerships with ECFE for cooking classes Market memberships Outreach partners bring clients to market for first time CSA/mission balance