Orange County News
With warm weather approaching now is the time to sign up for a CSA share.
Community Supported Agriculture is an, alternative, locally-based way to purchase fresh food. CSA members join and pay the farm at the beginning of the season and receive a weekly share of fresh produce throughout the harvest months. Becoming a member of a CSA is a great way to eat clean, fresh, local food on a budget and to support local agriculture at the same time.
Take a look at these Hudson Valley Bounty members offering CSA shares in your area: Harmony Farm, Bialis Farm, J&A Farm, Lupinski Farm, Walter Rogowski Farm, Midsummer Farm, Royal Acres Farm.
Food News
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03/18/2013
Herald-Record
Cornwall — On the minds of some of the dozen-or-so visitors heading out on the maple sugar tours at the Hudson Highland Nature Museum Saturday was whether the sap in the hundreds of trees on the former farm property would be flowing. "... |
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01/07/2013
Farming Our Future
Craryville, New York, January 7, 2013 - FamilyFarmed founder and President Jim Slama, a national figure in the local-food movement, will deliver the keynote address at the second annual Farming Our Future – Growing Food, Farms, and Community conference on February 23rd, 2013 at Taconic Hills... |
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12/10/2012
Growing Produce
The drought of 2012 had a significant impact on most growers across the nation. But while commodity farmers of crops like corn, wheat, and soybeans were able to write off their crops before the harvest was even upon them, vegetable growers haven’t been so lucky. As of mid-... |
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11/28/2012
The Putnam County News and Recorder
New York – New York State and federal officials remind those affected by Hurricane Sandy that they have 30 days left to register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for possible federal disaster assistance. Applications must be received by Monday, Dec. 31... |
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11/10/2012
Times Herald-Record
FLORIDA — Gary Glowaczewski of R&G Produce in Goshen still remembers the devastation Hurricane Irene brought to his and other Black Dirt farms last year. But R&G's clients, which include farmers markets in Staten Island, Queens and the Bronx, stuck with them and helped them out.... |
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10/29/2012
The Post-Standard
Central New York -- The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Monday designated 29 counties in New York as disaster areas due to damages and losses from drought and excessive heat beginning in June. The counties are: Madison, Oneida, Cortland, Seneca, Lewis, Jefferson, Tompkins, Yates,... |
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10/16/2012
The Wall Street Journal
When Jeremy Kidde and Jason Grizzanti started their cider business a decade ago, there was no one to give advice on the intricacies of fermenting apples. Still, they spied an opportunity: There were no competitors in the market. There was only one problem: There was no market. “The... |
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05/22/2012
Poughkeepsie Journal
WARWICK — Rep. Nan Hayworth, R-Bedford, is hosting a meeting to discuss issues relevant to the agriculture community within the 19th Congressional District at the Warwick Town Hall on Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Hayworth plans to update the community about her efforts in the nation... |
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03/31/2012
On March 31st we made our last stop on the road with "The Art of Local" in Orange County at Warwick Valley Winery and Distillery. Two true Orange County food artisans came together to create an amazing tasting. People got a chance to taste 9 different artisan cheeses from Edgwick Farm that were... |
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03/08/2012
CORNWALL, NY—Edgwick Farm, a small family-owned and -operated farm in Cornwall, NY that makes farmstead goat milk cheese, will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 348 Angola Road in Cornwall on March 21, 2012, beginning at 11 a.m. to celebrate the opening of their recently constructed microdairy... |
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