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Accept Credit Cards at the Market                          With mobile payment options
Accept credit cards at the farmers’ market is now a viable option if you have a mobile device or tablet and a card reader and service. There are many options now available.

The two major services available are Square and Paypal Here (click here for comparison).

Learn how to get started with Square

Learn how to get started with Paypal Here

WISCONSIN FOOD SAFETY REGULATIONS

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection published a guide that includes an easy to use chart that explains the state requirements by type of product you are producing and the market you sell to. Below are the state requirements for the sale of fruits and vegetables. Click here for a look at the full WI Local Food Marketing Guide

Pickerel Farmers Market Rules and Regulations    

1.  All  vendors  will  receive  a  stall  card,  which  must  be  carried  on  the  person  selling  or  be  available   upon  request  as  proof  of  stall location.  In  the  event  no  proof  is  provided  the  vendor  may  be  asked  to   leave  the  market.    

2.  All  vendors  need  to  carry  their  own  liability  insurance  should  someone  get  hurt  by  their   stand.    

3. The  market  will  be  open  every  Wednesday  and  Saturday  from  8:00  am  until  produce  is  sold   beginning  mid  may  thru  mid  November.    

4. Stall  size  shall  be  15  ft  in  width  full  length  of  stall,  1  ½  feet  on  each  side  of  stall  shall  be  reserved  for   customer  foot  traffic,  display  space  not  to  exceed  12  feet  wide  and  10  feet  deep  (measured  from   rear  bumper)  amended  to  depth  perception  at  the  choice  of  the  market  manager.  Not  more  than   one  vehicle/truck  per  stall.  Vendors  shall  keep  their  produce  in  line  with  their  displays  to  the  right   and  left.  Vendors  are  individually  responsible  to  have  all  umbrellas  and  tents  secured  to  vehicle  or   other  forms  so  they  are  not  affected  by  the  wind.    

5. A  vendors  assigned  stall  will  remain  open  to  any  other  vendor  until  such  time  that  vendor   notifies  the  market  manager  that  they  have  items  to  sell  and  will  be  coming  on  a  regular  basis.  After   establishing  a  start  date  your  assigned  stall  will  remain  open  until  8:30  am.  Any  vendor  needing   extra  space  to  sell  their  own  produce  may  occupy  these  open  stalls  for  a  fee  of  $10.00  per  stall  per   day  as  long  as  spaces  are  available.  Courtesy  shall  be  given  to  vendors  who  choose  to  use  a  second stall  that  is  adjacent  to  their  stall  if  they  choose  before  it  would  be  given  to  another  Vendor.    If  you  choose  to  use  an  additional  stall  or  move  from  your  assigned  stall  you  must  check  with  the  market   manager  before  setting  up.    

6. Vendor  name  and  address  shall  be  prominently  displayed  on  a  sign  Not  less  than  20”  square.  It  must   be  a  permanent  type  sign  clearly  visible  to  customers.  A  $10  fine  will  be  levied  for  non-­‐compliance   after  one  reminder.    

7. All  vendors  are  required  to  have  wash  water,  soap,  toweling  and  a  drain  bucket  for  hand  washing.   All  produce  must  meet  all  applicable  health  and  sanitation  regulations.    

8. All  products  must  be  honestly  represented  and  declared  to  origin  (local,  state)  when  product  is  from   out  of  state  it  must  be  labeled  in  letters  no  less  than  one  inch  tall.  (product  and  origin  must  be  same   size  letter).    The  name  of  the  state  must  be  spelled  out,  not  abbreviated.  All  products  shall  be   displayed  in  a  clean  and  orderly  way  (including  containers  and  tables.)    Samples  may  be  distributed   only  if  in  compliance  with  all  health  regulations.  Stall/display  areas  must  be  cleaned  before  leaving.   All  vendors  will  provide  their  own  garbage  containers.    

9. No  live  animals:  vendors  or  customers  may  not  have  pets  at  the  market.    

10. Vendors  are  individually  responsible  to  employ  legal  method  of  sale  and  legal  weights  and   measures.  Device  must  meet  state  standards.  

12. No  hawking  will  be  tolerated  –  Do  not  intentionally  call  customers  away  from  neighboring  vendors   by  shouting  your  wares.    

13. Any  complaints,  concerns  or  recommendations  can  be  directed  to  the  market  manager  for  on  site  attention. Resolution or Recommendations.