Spring Farmers Market Tips: Selling Plant Starts as a Small Farm

Join us as we head to the spring farmers market, where our small farm is selling plant starts instead of our usual produce. In this video, we share our experience and note the differences we noticed between selling plant starts and selling produce.
Thanks for watching! Let us know in the comments if you sell at the farmers market and what you bring. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more farming tips and updates! Happy growing!

[@JubilantGardener]

Love the realistic look at selling at a farmer's market! It must be hard when not everything sells, but at least with plants you can use what you don't sell. Win-win!

[@MontanaMidValleyFarm]

Thanks for your comment! Yes it’s a bit of a bummer, but can be a win-win with the plants. Especially if they continue to sell later or if there are not too many so we can use the surplus ourselves.

[@kimberlyalexander2947]

Thanks for your hard work and sharing your beautiful starts and produce with the Helena community!

[@MontanaMidValleyFarm]

Thanks for supporting us!

[@raincoast9010]

The plants look really good!

[@MontanaMidValleyFarm]

Thank you, they have been doing well this year.

[@raincoast9010]

Looking forward to the garden.

[@MontanaMidValleyFarm]

Us too! I’ll be posting garden stuff soon!

[@jackgraham3393]

Good video, well done. Always enjoy ach one you post.
Anything showing you working in the garden is always enjoyable. Don't be afraid of posting too much.
Hope you weather warms up just a bit, at least. This weekend is going to be quite warm, before cooling off again.
Peas are setting a lot of pods, so thats good. Hilled up the early spuds. First planting of beets will be harvested before too long,

[@MontanaMidValleyFarm]

Thanks for watching and for the comment. Don’t worry the garden videos are coming soon! Sounds like you’ve been able to have things going for quite a while. That is wonderful!