Sure. This aligns with my original point. A farmer owns their land (mostly). The farm is the farmer's canonical source for their product.

Farmers don't typically rely on a single farmer's market to sell their product, they participate in many markets, sell wholesale, sell from their farm, and might also have a direct-to-consumer option where they can ship beyond their locality.

Create once, publish everywhere — your land is the canonical source. Markets are for distribution.