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After standing empty for nearly 10 years, the late-1800s farm market building in Craryville hums with new life and flavor thanks to a five-member collective. The market offers local goods and produce from over 80 local vendors, who get to set their own prices and keep 75% of profits from their sales.
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Feb 15, 2019
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Lucky Dragon, which had its grand opening last night, Thursday, April 11, is a celebration of classic Chinese restaurant fare and of the Hudson Valley’s bounty. Like Cinnamon before it, this “farm-to-chopsticks” restaurant in Rhinebeck broadens the scope of farm-to-table into ethnic cuisine.
- by Marie Doyon
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Apr 12, 2019
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Indoor recirculating aquaculture systems resolve the heavy resource draw and sustainability issues associated with other kinds of fish farming, leaving only the tasty harvest. Whether you’re looking to saute, grill, or bake at home, or find a restaurant whose seafood dishes you’ll love, ECO Shrimp in Newburgh and the Hudson Valley Fish Farm provide the real thing, and shopping with them supports the research that will fix the problem and feed the planet.
- by Anne Pyburn Craig
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Apr 12, 2019
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Slate Point in Dutchess County Leads the Local Mead Industry
- by Anne Pyburn Craig
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Apr 11, 2019
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