More stands

More stands are off. Nothing was saved. Sellers pay 0%. A buyer pays the seller's own Stripe. The market does not hold the money. Nobody pays for a higher place in the list.

If this page is slow, this screen stays as you left it. No pictures are loaded.

No honor stand is live. The next step is to read how a count works. A printed code would open the stand's items. When someone pays, the count goes down, and "Sold out" shows at zero. "Open today" turns off by itself at night. None of that is running.

U-pick, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, Christmas trees, wreaths, sunflowers, and cider hide when the season dates are missing. The farm-visit law field stays blank, so the line is "Verify locally".

Firewood units are a cord, a face cord, or a bundle. Don't move firewood

Flowers can be one time or weekly on the seller's own account. Eggs under 3,000 hens, or sold only straight to customers, are outside the FDA egg rule. No state egg license is loaded, so the line is "Verify locally".

A farmers market page is free. A manager claims it by confirming the market's published contact. Sharpening and small-engine repair fold into services. A deposit goes to the seller. Events stay on the calendar.

A Junior Seller stand uses a parent's account. Only a child's first name is kept. If the state kid-stand rule is blank, the line is "Verify locally". Hot food says "Pay the vendor in person" unless the seller enters a health permit number. Halal and kosher need the certifier's name.

Firearms, ammo, gun parts, alcohol, tobacco, hemp, CBD, wild-picked mushrooms, wild game meat, coins, and bullion are refused. Eagle parts, wild bird feathers, endangered species parts, bear gall bladders, and ivory are refused, each with a Fish and Wildlife source. A CITES fur needs a tag number. An unclear item waits for a person. The sportsmen list has no guns or ammo.

Rules vary by state; farms are responsible for following their state and local laws.