Poughkeepsie Farm Project (PFP) is a nonprofit urban farm located in Poughkeepsie, New York, dedicated to creating a just and sustainable food system in the Hudson Valley. Through its diversified, ecologically sound farming practices, PFP grows fresh, local produce on several acres of land and distributes food through a robust Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and local donation partnerships to address food insecurity. The organization emphasizes sustainable agriculture education by offering hands-on programs, workshops, and farm-based learning experiences for youth, adults, and educators.

A cornerstone of PFP’s mission is community engagement—bringing together volunteers, interns, and food justice advocates to collaborate on cultivating both crops and community awareness. The farm is also active in public outreach campaigns and initiatives that explore and support agricultural equity, environmental stewardship, and nutrition. Through partnerships with local schools, nonprofits, and the regional food network, PFP serves as a vital hub promoting farm-based education and food access for all.

Website: http://farmproject.org/

Key Services:

– Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm share program
– Sustainable vegetable and herb production
– On-farm education programs for youth and adults
– Farm-based internships and volunteering opportunities
– Food justice and food access initiatives
– School and community partnerships for agriculture education
– Sustainable farming practices and advocacy
– Seasonal events and educational workshops on farming and nutrition