Report a correction
Every listing on Harvest & Harbor is sourced and dated, but things change — a market moves, a certification lapses, hours shift. If you notice something out of date or incorrect, we want to know. Know a farm, market, or seller that should be listed here? The same intake below covers that too — we still research and source it the same way as everything else on this site, never add it on request alone.
What happens next
Reports are reviewed manually: we check the claim against current sources, then update the listing’s verification status and date, or remove the listing if it no longer qualifies. This is a small, non-24/7 effort — we don’t promise a specific response time, but every report gets looked at.
What kind of update is this?
Pick the closest match below to see what’s actually useful to tell us for that kind of update — a new seller, a product correction, a CSA or benefit-program update, permission to display an address or use a photo, and more.
A business or seller that isn't listed yet — a farm, farm stand, market, CSA, seafood seller, butcher, international market, co-op, or restaurant with documented local sourcing.
Helpful to include
- The business or public-facing seller name
- What kind of seller it is
- Municipality or general service area
- Whether there's a public storefront or address meant for customer use
- What it sells
- How and when it's typically available
- Its official website or professional social media profile, if it has one
- Any source that supports what you're telling us
Every new listing needs independent sourcing before it's published — see /DATA_SOURCING.md's source-tier hierarchy. A submission starts research; it doesn't skip it.
We’re preparing this so it’s ready to turn on once a monitored contact channel exists — see below. Nothing you type above is collected or sent anywhere.
Suggesting a small or home-based producer
We want this directory to include home bakers, cottage-food producers, honor-system stands, preorder-only sellers, and farmers-market vendors without a storefront — not just businesses with a public address. If you know one, the most useful things to tell us are:
- The business or public-facing seller name
- What kind of seller it is (farm, market vendor, home baker, etc.)
- Municipality or general service area
- Whether there’s a public storefront or address you know is meant for public/customer use
- What it sells
- How and when it’s typically available (regular, seasonal, preorder-only, market-day only)
- Pickup, delivery, or shipping arrangements
- Which farmers markets it sells at, if any
- Its official website or professional social media profile, if it has one
- Whether the seller has said it’s okay to publish an address or use a specific photo
- Any source that supports what you’re telling us
A residential address is never published just because it’s the only one we can find — see our standards for how we handle privacy for home-based sellers. Submitting a suggestion doesn’t guarantee it will be published, or that it will be published as “verified” — every fact still goes through the same independent-sourcing process as everything else on this site, and some genuinely can’t be confirmed from what a submission alone provides.
A dedicated corrections contact address hasn’t been set up yet — this is a known open item tracked in the project’s planning documentation. We’d rather leave this section honestly incomplete than publish a contact method that isn’t actually monitored. An internal queue for owner-verification and photo-permission outreach is prepared for when that channel exists, but nothing is sent automatically or without a person reviewing it first.