Resources

Resources and information on access to low-cost food, farming in partnership with nature, and helping farmers successfully grow food in New York.

Spanish-English Glossaries

The following glossaries were created for internal and external events and meetings for Spanish-English interpretation by the Language Justice Team.

Grain Bin Safety

High Tunnel Tomatoes

Decolonizing Food Systems // Racial Justice Glossary

Soil Health Monitoring

Wood Working Terms

Ecology Glossary

What's Growing Maps

View the crop maps below to see the development of Farm Hub production throughout the years.

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2020

2019

2018

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2016

Community Food

Community Food focuses on increasing access to healthy and fresh food to communities in the Hudson Valley, especially those that are underserved. Below is a list of initiatives that we support or have partnered on with other community organizations..

Kingston Emergency Food Collaborative

Emergency hotline, volunteer opportunities, and more information.

Low-cost food resource map

Where to find free and low-cost food in and around Kingston, NY.

Farms to Institutions NYS

Empowering institutions to spend at least 25% of their food budget on foods grown in New York.

Ag and Education

Agricultural Education & Training offers career development opportunities through on-farm apprenticeship, workshops and events. Below are a list of resources that we support or are involved with.

Tractor Intensive Lesson Plan

A lesson plan for a workshop on tractor safety and hands-on operational practice.

POV from tractor

Regional Resources for Farmland Access

A compilation of organizations and programs tackling farmland access in our region.

GrowNYC's FARMroots

Provides business technical assistance to aspiring and established Greenmarket farmers.

Grow Well Kingston

A collective of organizations and individuals that support Kingston residents to grow plants and raise animals for food, medicine, and more. 

Agronomic Research

Research and Demonstration partners with academic institutions and educators to conduct in-field research around issues of importance to the farming community. One of the flagship research initiatives is the small grains trials: since 2013, the Farm Hub has partnered with Cornell University and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County to gather data on a variety of grains and share their findings with area farmers interested in adding grains into their rotations and moving into the local grains market.

Cornell Field Crop Variety Trials

Trial results for small grains.

Growing with the Grain

This short documentary shows the last five years of small grains research at the Farm Hub and our collaborators.

GrowNYC's FARMroots

Provides business technical assistance to aspiring and established Greenmarket farmers.

Applied Farmscape Ecology Program

Applied farmscape ecology explores the interactions between farming and wild nature by examining two related questions: How can on-farm habitat conservation or creation help support regional biodiversity? And, how can such conservation or creation contribute to farm production?

Applied Farmscape Ecology Research Collaborative

A means to further research in agriculture and ecology with the goal of sharing information, tools, and resources with farmers in the region.

Perspectives on Farming with Nature

Six presentations at the “Perspectives on Farming with Nature,” event featured by researchers working with the Applied Farmscape Ecology Research Collaborative.

Farmscape Ecology Film

Film that highlights research within Applied Farmscape Ecology Program.

 

Getting to Know Our Trees

A bilingual exploration of nature at the Hudson Valley Farm Hub with Hawthorne Valley.

Flowers and Botanical Families

Exploring the natural world at the Farm Hub with Hawthorne Valley.

Identifying Trees

Tips on how to identify trees at the Farm Hub with Hawthorne Valley.