Who this is for
- Food councils and food-policy councils with public farm, market, SNAP/EBT, food-access, or local-food resource pages.
- Nonprofits and extension teams maintaining regional farm lists, CSA lists, farmers market lists, or local procurement resources.
- Local-food organizations that want buyer search demand routed to current regional resources without creating duplicate thin pages.
What a partner page should do
A partner page should help buyers find source-backed local farm supply and help organizations keep public details current. Useful partner facts include organization name, region served, public website, correction contact, farm or market coverage, food-access programs, and the date the public source was last checked.
What to send
- Organization name, website, and service area.
- The public source URLs Farm-to-Door should reference.
- The categories covered: farms, CSAs, markets, farm stands, food access, delivery, SNAP/EBT, or local procurement.
- The best correction contact for source updates.
Publishing standard
Farm-to-Door should only publish partner modules when the organization has a public source, a clear service area, and a buyer-useful reason to link. Partner links should not override farm-level corrections, inflate supply counts, or imply certification.