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Market Manager Turnover |
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Resources, Success, and Failure |
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Revenue Resources |
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Haves and Have-Nots |
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Management and Labor Resources |
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A Few Insights Into Markets That Close |
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Five Factors Associated With Farmers’ Markets That Fail |
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Additional Concerns Related to Market Failure |
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Years of Managerial Experience and Age of Market |
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Effort Thresholds for Volunteer Managers |
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Small Market Management Structure |
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Manager Perspectives on Markets That Fail |
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Areas of Risk |
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Chapter 6: It’s Harder Than It Looks: The Agro-Social-Economic-RegulatoryEcology of Oregon’s Farmers’ Markets |
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Ecological Influences and Farmers’ Markets |
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Characteristics of Good Farmers’ Markets |
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The External Environment: Global, National, and Local |
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Atmosphere: You Start With a Parking Lot |
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Regulations |
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Product: Farms and Food |
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Community: More Than Customers |
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Integration of the Market Model |
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November Vignette |
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Chapter 7: Concluding Observations and Recommendations |
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A Broad Discussion of This Research |
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Intriguing Themes |
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The View in a Political Ecology Framework |