In 2017, she brought the market indoors to a retail space. Becker Market currently sources and sells locally grown produce, beef, pork, chicken, turkey without chemicals and antibiotics and other organic grocery products. The store also offers Market Boxes, filled with local meat and produce that customers could order on a subscription basis, complete with an option for delivery. Boxes are aggregated with products from area farmers based on availability. When local producers run low, the boxes can be filled up with organic food from a Minneapolis based distributor, giving subscribers a well rounded variety of options that regular CSAs cannot offer. Pop up shops and an eclectic assortment of products offer customers a unique retail shopping experience.

In December of 2021, Dougherty got a call from Sara George, of Renewing the Countryside, a main partner in the Minnesota Farmers’ Market Food Hubs project. Even though she was aggregating products for the Market Boxes before her involvement with the hubs, as a business owner, Beverly feels that teaming up with the project has allowed her to expand and diversify her business, and reach new markets that had eluded her.  For years Dougherty had her sights set on Farm to School wholesaling,  supplying area schools with healthy, fresh menu items grown in the area. “I knew there were people at the school who supported local foods. I needed connections to the decision makers.” Through the food hubs project, Dougherty arranged a meeting with school representatives, and her local Statewide Health Improvement Partnership representative. Sara George helped facilitate the meeting.