Ulster 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: Binnewater Farm Project, Slow Roots Farm, Tweefontein Herb Farm, Rusty Plough Farm, Brykill Farm.
Food News
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05/14/2013
Hudson Valley Seed Library - Seeder's Digest
This season the Seed Library is partnering with Hollengold Farm to open a weekly farm store where you can get a taste of what we're growing as well as ferments, flowers, preserves, t-shirts, seed swag, books, and more! ... |
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03/27/2013
Southern Ulster Times
After 40 years in business, Luigi Mazella, owner of Casa Mia Restaurant on Rte. 9W in Highland, has decided to retire. His 6,500-square-foot establishment and a 915-square-foot farm stand will be razed to make way for a new Sawyer Savings Bank, to be built on the site this year. The new... |
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03/10/2013
The Poughkeepsie Journal
From food to furniture, items we buy locally may have come from across the country or across the ocean. When it comes to seeds, that can affect the harvest, if the seeds purchased down the block originated far away and don’t adapt well to our climate or the length of our growing season.... |
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03/02/2013
Times Herald-Record
NEW PALTZ — The sustainability of Hudson Valley agriculture depends on addressing myriad marketing, financing and operational challenges that have been passed down to today's young farmers. That was a common sentiment heard Friday at... |
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02/12/2013
Almanac Weekly
Long, long ago, during my very first week of elementary school, I signed up for hot lunch – and that week was the end of it. The culinary experience was so foul that I became a confirmed brown-bagger for the rest of my educational career. You may have had a similar experience, Dear Reader... |
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02/12/2013
Times Herald-Record
ALBANY — Gov. Andrew Cuomo offered some good news for farmers Monday. The project is expected to create 150 new jobs. Locally, more than $826,000 will be spent to... |
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02/07/2013
Shawangunk Journal
ACCORD – On Friday, February 15, School Food Summit 2013 will take place at Rondout Valley High School, showcasing a variety of ways to increase the use of locally grown food in school meals. Planned events include a Kitchen Camp for food service staff, and a talk by Chef Ann Cooper, the "... |
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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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01/03/2013
Daily Freeman
WHAT: Rosendale Winter Farmers Market WHEN: This Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and every first Sunday through April. WHERE: Rosendale Community Center, 1055 Route 32, Rosendale DETAILS: Fresh fruits, cider, root vegetables, salad greens, baked treats, regional cheeses, milk... |
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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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