Sell More Local Food Through One Trusted Network

Selling on Farmish is simple. Create a free farm profile, add photos and details about your farm, and then create listings for the products you want to sell. Buyers can discover your listings through the Farmish map, search for products near them, follow your farm, and message you directly to arrange a purchase.

Farmish helps farms, farm stands, and local food producers connect with customers looking for fresh, locally grown food in their area.

Farmish allows farms and producers to list a wide variety of locally grown and locally produced products. Examples include:

• Fresh fruits and vegetables
• Eggs
• Honey
• Maple syrup
• Meat products
• Dairy products
• Cottage foods (where permitted by law)
• Plants and trees
• Flowers
• Farm and garden supplies
• Poultry and small farm animals
• Non-vehicle farm equipment

All products must be produced, grown, or raised by the seller and comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations.

Farmish always offers a free option for farms and farm stands. With the free plan, you can create listings and connect with local buyers at no cost. Farmish also offers upgraded plans with additional features for farms that want expanded visibility, unlimited listings, and enhanced promotional opportunities. There are no buyer fees.

Yes. Buyers can message you directly through Farmish's built-in messaging system. This allows you to answer questions, discuss product availability, coordinate pickup times, and build relationships with customers without publicly sharing unnecessary personal information.

Farmish does not process payments directly. Buyers and sellers arrange payment independently using methods such as cash, Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, credit or debit cards, EBT (where applicable), or bartering/trade arrangements. This flexibility allows farms to use the payment methods that work best for their business.

Farmish does not provide legal advice and it is the responsibility of each seller to understand and follow all applicable local, state, and federal laws related to producing, marketing, transporting, and selling agricultural products. For guidance, we recommend consulting USDA resources, your local agricultural extension office, or your state's Department of Agriculture. Regulations vary significantly depending on location and product type.

Prohibited items include, but are not limited to:

• Products that violate local, state, or federal law
• Marijuana and marijuana-derived products
• Products that were not grown, produced, or raised by the seller
• Imported or store-purchased products represented as farm products
• Vehicles or equipment requiring a title or license
• Misrepresented products or misleading listings
• Products that do not fit Farmish categories

Farmish reserves the right to remove listings that do not comply with platform guidelines.

Yes. Farmish helps connect farms and food producers with wholesale buyers including health institutions. Contact us for more information.

Farmish supports a wide variety of wholesale farm products including fresh produce, meat, dairy, honey, baked goods, specialty foods, and value-added farm products. Whether you're a small family farm, specialty producer, commercial grower, or artisan food maker, Farmish helps connect you with wholesale buyers interested in locally sourced food.

Yes. Farmers markets can create listings that help shoppers discover market locations, operating hours, vendors, seasonal events, and special activities. Markets can use Farmish to increase visibility and attract both new and returning customers throughout the season. Visit our farmers market page to learn more.

Farmish makes it easy to promote farm events and agritourism experiences. Popular event listings include:

• U-pick experiences
• Farm tours
• Seasonal festivals
• Pumpkin patches
• Hayrides
• Gardening workshops
• Cooking classes
• Educational farm experiences
• Farmers markets
• Farm store openings
• Special sales and seasonal events

If it helps connect people with local agriculture, it likely belongs on Farmish.

Agritourism listings are created as event listings on Farmish. Although Farmish does not currently have a separate agritourism category, farms can create listings for tours, workshops, U-picks, seasonal attractions, and other on-farm experiences. Adding detailed descriptions, quality photos, and clear event information helps attract more local visitors.

Yes. Many farms use Farmish to promote ticketed experiences, workshops, festivals, tours, and seasonal attractions. Farmish helps people discover your event, but payment collection is handled offline or through your preferred ticketing or payment system.

The most successful event listings typically include:

• Event name
• Date and time
• Location
• Photos
• Description of activities
• Admission information
• Parking details
• Family-friendly information
• Special attractions

The more complete your listing is, the easier it is for local customers to decide to attend.

Yes. You can either create separate listings for each event date or include a recurring schedule within the listing description. This works well for weekly farmers markets, seasonal U-picks, ongoing workshops, farm tours, and educational programs.

You can update or remove your listing at any time. Keeping your event information current helps maintain trust with attendees and ensures visitors have accurate information about your farm.

Absolutely. Many farms use Farmish event listings to promote farm store openings, seasonal product launches, harvest celebrations, special sales, customer appreciation events, and holiday shopping events. It's a great way to drive traffic to your farm and increase visibility within your local community.

Thousands of farms, farm stands, farmers markets, and food producers use Farmish to connect with local food buyers, increase visibility, promote events, and grow their businesses. Many report making more money, having more new customers, and expanded business opportunities. As the Farmish network continues to expand, more producers are discovering new opportunities to reach both direct-to-consumer and wholesale buyers through one trusted local food platform.