Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming

The Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming is a non-profit organization serving food and farming changemakers from New York’s Hudson Valley and beyond. We advance local food production here in our region, as well as educate a national audience about efforts to regionalize food and agriculture. We are inspired by, and contribute to, aligned work far beyond the borders of the Hudson Valley. Guided by the highest standards of ecosystem, soil, animal and community well-being, we promote regenerative agriculture in service of our natural environment, local economies and human health.

Glynwood assists landowners and farmland seekers with advice on farmland leasing options, evaluation of potential farm properties and supporting connections between farmers and landowners to prepare for successful land matches. We advise landowners on preparing their land for appropriate agriculture activities and the search for management ready farmers. Glynwood is able to assist with land assessment through use of remote technologies and by site visits, as necessary. Through our organization's considerable network we are able to connect farmers and landowners with contacts for assistance with legal, financial and business assistance.

Regions Served

Capital Region, Albany County, Columbia County, Greene County, Hudson Valley, Dutchess County, Ulster County, Sullivan County, Orange County, Putnam County, Westchester County, Rockland County

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Farm Beginnings is a foundations course developed for experienced farmers, gardeners, and farm workers who want to build their own farm businesses focused on food, herbs, or flowers in the Northeast. The course is focused on providing business training for land-based farm operations and is primarily focused on serving BIPOC, immigrants, and historically underrepresented communities in farm business ownership. Applications close on Sunday, October 29th! 

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