Patroon Land Farm is a 162-acre working farm located in Voorheesville, New York, dedicated to supporting the mission of the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York. Operated by the Food Bank, the farm grows fresh, locally produced vegetables specifically for donation to hunger-relief agencies across the region. With a strong commitment to food equity and sustainable agriculture, Patroon Land Farm plays a valuable role in supplying nutritious, farm-fresh produce to those in need. The farm relies heavily on community engagement and the support of volunteers, including school groups, corporate teams, and individual helpers who assist in planting, tending, and harvesting crops.

Patroon Land Farm stands out for combining agricultural production with a charitable mission, producing over 100,000 pounds of vegetables each year that are distributed to food pantries, shelters, and soup kitchens throughout northeastern New York. Seasonal crops include tomatoes, squash, pumpkins, cabbage, and other vegetables selected for their nutritional value and shelf stability. The farm offers educational opportunities as well, hosting field trips and community events that raise awareness about hunger, farming, and healthy eating. Through sustainable practices and deep community roots, Patroon Land Farm serves as both a vital food source and a pform for community service and education.

Website: https://regionalfoodbank.net/about-our-farm/

Key Services:

– Cultivation of fresh vegetables for donation to hunger-relief programs
– Support of the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York
– Community volunteer engagement in farm operations
– Educational programs and field trips focused on agriculture and hunger issues
– Use of sustainable farming practices
– Partnerships with local schools, businesses, and civic groups to support food access