Advancement Prospects
Moving up in the farmers' market management field depends on the managers' level of experience. Those who work for small, single-market operations can advance by covering more markets within several counties or regions. Other ways to advance include starting their own farmers' market and consulting with other markets about business and promotion. They might become educators, working for universities that have farmers' market programs. They might also work for nonprofit organizations or government agencies that focus on farming and farmers' markets.
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