Verification checklist
- Market name, public website, manager or organization name, and correction contact.
- Street address or venue, city, state, season dates, regular days, and hours.
- Current vendor list or vendor source page, including which vendors are farms versus prepared-food or resale vendors.
- Food-access details such as SNAP/EBT, Double Up Food Bucks, senior vouchers, WIC, or market tokens when publicly listed.
- Known pickup, delivery, CSA, preorder, or online-order paths connected to the market.
How Farm-to-Door uses it
Verified market facts can improve market pages, farm profile source quality, local directory pages, and buyer guidance. If the facts are incomplete, stale, or not source-backed, Farm-to-Door should hold the market page, noindex it, or route buyers to stronger farm and directory pages instead.
What happens after a correction
Farm-to-Door reviews the source, updates the relevant market or farm rows, and uses the page gates before publishing or promoting the page. Corrections that affect buyer trust, safety-adjacent categories, location, hours, or contact paths should be handled before search promotion.