Hudson Valley Farm Hub

Fostering an Equitable and Ecologically Resilient Food System in the Hudson Valley.

The Hudson Valley Farm Hub is a non-profit center for regenerative agriculture located on 1,500 acres of prime farmland in Hurley, NY. We provide professional farmer training, host and support agricultural research, and serve as an educational resource for advances in food and farming.

Programs

Our program suite includes agricultural education, community food, farmscape ecology, language justice and a variety of research and demonstration initiatives.

Production

Our whole-farm rotation includes vegetables, field crops and cover crops. Read more about what we grow, our farming practices, and our distribution channels.

Resources

Access our Research Library which features information related to our programs and initiatives.

Latest News

Searching for Successful No-till Crop Sequences

07.18.22

What cover crop and cash crop mixes are most effective when it comes to organic no-till farming? In this feature, Uriel Menalled and Matthew Ryan, agroecologists at Cornell University write about a research collaboration between the Hudson Valley Farm Hub and Cornell Sustainable Cropping Systems Lab.

Protecting Sweet Corn

07.27.22

The Farm Hub participates in the New York State Integrated Pest Management Program’s Sweet Corn Pheromone Trap Network. The Applied Farmscape Ecology staff set moth traps for a variety of common sweet corn pests and monitors the data, which is important for healthy yield.

Sandhill Cranes at the Farm

07.29.22

A pair of Sandhill Cranes were discovered at the Farm Hub near a recently harvested wheat field as well as an irrigation pond, typical migratory and roosting habitats for this species.

Click here to access the Farm Hub weather station dashboard.
You can also find our weather station as well as crop production tools and IPM forecasts on the Network for Environment and Weather Applications (NEWA).