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Farmersโ€™ Market Season Has Begun!
Farmersโ€™ Market Season Has Begun!

There are over 65 farmersโ€™ markets in Northern New York State between Albany, Utica and the Canadian border! Most markets began Memorial Day weekend and will continue through mid-October. Find a farmersโ€™ market near you to buy the freshest locally grown and made products in the Adirondack region by clicking here.

Using SNAP/FMNP Benefits
Where to Buy Local Food Using SNAP/FMNP Benefits

Did you know that you can use your food assistance benefits, like SNAP and P-EBT, to buy local food? And, most farmersโ€™ markets and some retailers offer programs like Double Up Food Bucks that match SNAP dollars spent on fruits and vegetables. Learn more here.

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Sign Up to Learn How to Support Your School to Serve More Local Food

Learn more about how you can support more local food being served at schools in your community here.

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Image depicts a woman and a man at a food pantry looking at a box of shelf-stable food.

Essex County Communities, Organizations Meet Direct Food Assistance Needs Amid SNAP Benefits Pause

By Tim Rowland | Contributing Writer Three weeks before Thanksgiving, a traditional time of bounty, food was a big topic of discussion in Essex County ...
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The Parker Family on stage at the NYS Ag Society's award ceremony

Parker Family Maple Farm Recipient of 2026 New York State Agricultural Society Business of the Year Award

By Isabella Susino | Adirondack Harvest Program Lead Photo provided by NYS Agricultural Society Adirondack Harvest member Parker Family Maple Farm is the New York ...
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Farmland Access and Affordable Housing – Feeding Two Birds With One Scone

by Tim Rowland | Dan and Kimmy Rivera started out to solve a problem. If all goes according to plan, they may wind up solving ...
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Slateville Farm
Slateville Farm
North Point Community Farm
North Point Community Farm
Growing Future Farmers
Growing Future Farmers
Adirondack-Grown Christmas Magic at Moody Tree Farm
Adirondack-Grown Christmas Magic at Moody Tree Farm
Hotel Saranac's Campfire Adirondack Grill & Bar
Hotel Saranac's Campfire Adirondack Grill & Bar
Adirondack Cuisine Trails
Adirondack Cuisine Trails
Agritourism in the Adirondacks
Growing Cool Season Cut Flowers in the Adirondacks
Growing Cool Season Cut Flowers in the Adirondacks
Ticonderoga Farm to School
Ticonderoga Farm to School
littleGrasse Foodworks | Canton, NY
littleGrasse Foodworks | Canton, NY
Juniper Hill Farm | Wadhams, NY
Juniper Hill Farm | Wadhams, NY
Keene Valley Farmers' Market | Keene Valley, NY
Keene Valley Farmers' Market | Keene Valley, NY
Agroforestry in Action | High Peaks Shiitake
Agroforestry in Action | High Peaks Shiitake
Green Goddess Natural Market | Lake Placid, NY
Green Goddess Natural Market | Lake Placid, NY
Adirondack View Vineyard and Lavender
Adirondack View Vineyard and Lavender
Meier's Artisan Cheese
Meier's Artisan Cheese
Health Food, Healthy People | Local Food at Adirondack Medical Center
Health Food, Healthy People | Local Food at Adirondack Medical Center
Harmony Hill Farmstead | Meet the Maker
Harmony Hill Farmstead | Meet the Maker
Local Food On the Menu at Adirondack Medical Center
Local Food On the Menu at Adirondack Medical Center
The Good Bite Kitchen
The Good Bite Kitchen
Boquet Valley Farm & Apiary
Boquet Valley Farm & Apiary
Sugar House Creamery
Sugar House Creamery
Underwood Herbs
Underwood Herbs
Ledge Hill Brewing Company
Ledge Hill Brewing Company
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Meet our member, As You Wish Signs & Gifts by Dina! ๐ŸŽจ

Dina makes hand-painted artwork on locally harvested and repurposed local barn wood. Dina sells her artwork online through her Facebook group and is also a vendor at the Adirondack Harvest Festival! Photo from the 2024 Adirondack Harvest Festival by Katie Kearney.

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Meet our member,@theknock_adk!

The Knock, located inside The Mill in Westport, NY is a modern speakeasy that calls itself the "worst-kept secret in town." Catering to both drinkers and non-drinkers, The Knock offers classic cocktails, inventive concoctions, and a menu of local food and plant-based small plates prepared fresh in-house. As a screen-free venue, it encourages guests to engage in quiet conversations and escape the outside world.
 
Follow them at @theknock_adk to learn more!

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Meet our member, Quarry Garden! 

Quarry Garden is a small farm in Chazy NY where Kim LeClaire grows garlic for cooking and planting. She also grows garden starts, flowers, and produce. You can find their garlic and other garden goodies at the North Country Food Co-op and at events like the Adirondack Harvest Festival. 

Learn more about Quarry Garden and other local farms at adirondackharvest.com!

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Looking for an alternative sweetener for your holiday recipes and cocktails? Or maybe a unique gift for a loved one? Consider buying local honey or maple syrup! ๐Ÿฏ๐Ÿ

Not only is the flavor of local maple and honey far superior to white sugar, but your purchase is an investment in your local beekeepers and sugarmakers who take pride in the stewardship of their land. 

AND, it's better for you! Both honey and maple syrup contain antioxidants and minerals that white sugar does not, making them a great choice for sweetening your holiday meals. 

Photos: Parker Family Maple Farm and Miss Bee Haven Apiary by Katie Kearney

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Meet our member, Hudson River Hen House!

Hudson River Hen House is a new farm in Newcomb NY that raises chickens, quail and ducks for eggs. Owner Sierra Olbert sells her eggs at Cloud-Splitter Outfitters. 

Follow them on Instagram to stay up to date with their offerings as they grow at @hudsonriverhenhouse!

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Locavores, what kinds of fat are you cooking, baking, and using in your life? Let us introduce you to tallow! ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฅฉ

Tallow is the rendered fat from ruminant animals like cows and sheep. It has been used for centuries as a cooking oil, for conditioning cutting boards, leather, cast iron pans, and even skin and hair! 

Tallow has a high smoking point, which makes it ideal for searing, frying and roasting at high heat. It can be used in any savory situation- to sear meats, roast veggies, and even baking. 

According to Mayo Clinic, the saturated fats in tallow have lowered impacts on cholesterol compared to other saturated fats. It also contains fat-soluble vitamins and unsaturated fats that can boost the immune system, bone and skin health, and many other essential body functions.

By using fats made from local pasture-raised animals, you are making a more sustainable choice than vegetable oils that were made and shipped across the globe.

Check out the Adirondack Harvest directory to find local farm-raised fats for your holiday cooking, link in bio!
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