However, trays can take up a lot of space in your vehicle. Having a cash box for bringing all your bills and change to market keeps everything centralized and orderly. Some vendors use aprons, or wear clothes with big pockets so that they may roam about the stand and yet be able to make a sale from any point without having to run back to the vehicle. Others sell out of the cash box they keep on a table or in the back of the vehicle. Keep bills out of sight and where they will not likely to be blown away by wind.
Some farmers find it useful to write down every sale.
Sometimes one person can walk to a nearby bank if the whole market is short of quarters. Often a seller who is leaving the market early, or the person who collects the daily market dues are also good sources of small bills. Setting your prices There are books written on this subject, but we will include here a few tips we have used. Other guides are local supermarket prices, other sellers at market, or whatever you feel you can justify charging. Walking the market to note what other members are charging and even asking them about their pricing is not price collusion, it is simply trading information.