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Market Recovery

Best practices for collecting and distributing rescued produce from a farmers market.

Market Recovery

Food Salvage

See how SoSA GA salvages food

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Market Recovery

Seven key elements of market recovery

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Produce Recovery

SoSA MS offers suggestions on how to recover produce

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Farmer's Market Recovery

Farmer's Market Recovery in Fairfax County.

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Market Recovery

In 2017 SETP expanded its produce recovery efforts to include the local farmer's market.

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Farmer's Market Recovery

Farmer’s markets are an ideal place from which to glean and if you visit often you’ll soon become a familiar face to the vendors and the Market Manager.

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Market Recovery

The farmer's market recovery program in Clallam County.

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Grant County Fair Produce Recovery

An innovative pilot project recovering produce from the county fair.

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Farmer's Market Gleaning

Tips on establishing a farmer's market recovery.

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Coordinating a New Market Recovery

Tips for coordinating a new market recovery.

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Farmers Market Donations

Learn about Northwest Harvest's booth at the Yakima Farmers' Market!

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Market Recovery Case Study

Farmers market produce gathering is a relatively easy way to glean excess produce while also working to engage the broader community in conversations about hunger in the area. In addition to asking farmers for excess produce, this project encourages market-goers to buy extra produce to donate directly to food banks.

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Utilizing Farmers' Markets

How volunteers used advertisement to encourage farmers to donate produce at farmers' markets

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Donation Station

How to kick-start a successful donation station for 300+ vendors.

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Farmers' Markets as Volunteer Hub

Farmers markets can serve as a hub for collecting donations, not only from farmers but shoppers, too!

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Tips on Starting a New Gleaning Program

Tips on starting a new gleaning program, including assessments and organization.

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Market Gleaning in Skagit Valley

How to develop a program and manage logistics related to after hour donations, food bank partnership, transportation materials and a method for exchanging materials

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Gleaning Farmers Markets in Tacoma

In its first year, the PCGP gleaning coordinator tabled and gleaned a weekly farmers market in downtown Tacoma. It was a great way to outreach to local farmers and resulted in 7,300 pounds of gleaned produce, milk and bread for St. Leo’s.

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