Berkshire Grown

Berkshire Grown OUR VISION
A strong farm economy and a resilient food system where everyone in the community has access to fresh locally grown food.

Berkshire Grown supports and promotes local farms, creates community partnerships that connect people to local food, and builds an equitable and resilient food system that strengthens local food security. OUR MISSION
Berkshire Grown supports and promotes local farms, creates community partnerships that connect people to local food, and builds an equitable and resilient food system that strengthens local food security.

📢🎉2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! We’re spotlighting a few of our awe-inspiring Berkshire area farme...
08/20/2026

📢🎉2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! We’re spotlighting a few of our awe-inspiring Berkshire area farmers and growers.

We're continuing our celebration this week by highlighting several farmers of BRIDGE Solidarity Farm and Garden!
413 is a community space that brings people together through food, culture, and connection. It is located at the Great Barrington Fairgrounds and the BRIDGE Solidarity Meeting House and they are now partnering with Greenagers for an acre of new plots at April Hill.

The garden grows crops that are important to different cultures, using sustainable methods. It helps support food sovereignty and makes fresh, healthy food more available. Their garden is a chance for BIPOC farmers to learn by hands-on experience to develop leadership skills and build community through mutual aid with their own plots. It is more than just a garden, it is a place where people work together to create a sense of belonging, resilience, and solidarity.

Join us in showing support and appreciation for the hard work, dedication and care all the farmers show in promoting BRIDGE’s approach to farming and food sovereignty.
Farmers pictured:
Alegría Q
Rosa Q
Momma Lo
Saidiya H with Gwendolyn HVS
Ana Lucia Q
Marcelene J
Rosa C
Ana C
Sister Noel
Louidia O

🥬☀️Yesterday was a great day to celebrate the importance of local agriculture. 🌱  Executive Director Margaret Moulton jo...
08/19/2026

🥬☀️Yesterday was a great day to celebrate the importance of local agriculture. 🌱 Executive Director Margaret Moulton joined Mass Governor during a campaign stop .line.farm, connecting the work happening on the ground with policies that help farms thrive.💪👩‍🌾

🚨Farmers and Ag workers, register today for our upcoming workshops! Info ⬇️ and at our link in bio💥Food Safety Farm Tour...
08/18/2026

🚨Farmers and Ag workers, register today for our upcoming workshops! Info ⬇️ and at our link in bio

💥Food Safety Farm Tour at Red Shirt Farm💥
📆: Mon, Aug 31
⏰: 4 -6 pm (tour) | 6 – 7 pm dinner & networking
📍: - 60 Williamstown Rd, Lanesborough MA
💰: $20 Berkshire Grown Members, $30 non-members (sliding scale tickets available)
Following good agricultural practices starts with understanding the potential hazards to fresh produce and assessing the risks they might pose on your farm.

💥Farmer First Aid & Safety Training with NYCAHM💥
📆: Tues, Sept 22 (late September)
⏰: 10 am - 2 pm (lunch provided!)
📍: 1785 State Rte 23 Craryville, NY
💰: $20 Berkshire Grown Members, $30 non-members (sliding scale tickets available)
Farming can be one of the most dangerous occupations. This training will provide an overview of the health and safety risks that farmers face, how to prevent them, and what to do should an emergency arise.

💥Chainsaw Safety for Women, Trans, Nonbinary, and Gender Diverse People with Women’s Tree Climber Workshop (WTCW)💥
📆: Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
📍: Roots Rising Farm & Education Center, 923 Barker Rd, Pittsfield MA
💰: $157.50 ($150.00 + $7.50 booking fee)
Farmer Discounts: A limited number of discounted tickets (total $101.50) may be available for farmers who are members of Berkshire Grown. If interested, contact Alyssa at Berkshire Grown to inquire: [email protected]. mailto:[email protected]

Our August e-news🗞️ just dropped! Learn about our Farm Tour Day with Ag Commissioner Randle, plus upcoming farm events a...
08/13/2026

Our August e-news🗞️ just dropped! Learn about our Farm Tour Day with Ag Commissioner Randle, plus upcoming farm events and more! https://conta.cc/4g5Yngp 👩‍🌾😎

📢🎉2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! We’re spotlighting a few of our awe-inspiring Berkshire area farme...
08/13/2026

📢🎉2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! We’re spotlighting a few of our awe-inspiring Berkshire area farmers and growers.

We're continuing our celebration this week by taking a look at Amy Musante of Musante Farm! runs a sustainable virtuous cycle that protects honeybees—the world’s most important crop pollinators in Dalton, MA. They rescue problematic colonies from homes and businesses across New England and Eastern New York and re-home them on their Berkshire County organic farm where they join other bees in producing top quality local honey. From the strongest, locally adapted colonies they propagate future generations and supply them to the New England beekeeping community. Through mentoring and sustainable beekeeping instruction, the farm supports healthy bees, skilled beekeepers and a healthier planet.

Amy is the founder and beekeeper at Musante Farm Apiaries and Bee Removal Services. A broadly trained biologist with over 35 years of experience, she specializes in animal behavior, ecology and evolutionary biology. Amy began her career with the University of Massachusetts Entomology Department in the early 1990s and has worked across academic, government and private sectors. While conducting research on mammals at the National Museum of Natural History, she received the Smithsonian’s Personal Recognition for Ingenuity, Drive and Excellence (PRIDE) Award.

Join us in showing support and appreciation for the dedication and care Amy shows in her work with bees. Check out musantefarm.com to learn more!

🚨Farmers and Ag workers, register today for our upcoming workshops! Info ⬇️ and at our link in bio💥Food Safety Farm Tour...
08/10/2026

🚨Farmers and Ag workers, register today for our upcoming workshops! Info ⬇️ and at our link in bio

💥Food Safety Farm Tour at Red Shirt Farm💥
📆: Mon, Aug 31
⏰: 4 -6 pm (tour) | 6 – 7 pm dinner & networking
📍: - 60 Williamstown Rd, Lanesborough MA
💰: $20 Berkshire Grown Members, $30 non-members (sliding scale tickets available)
Following good agricultural practices starts with understanding the potential hazards to fresh produce and assessing the risks they might pose on your farm.

💥Farmer First Aid & Safety Training with NYCAHM💥
📆: Tues, Sept 22 (late September)
⏰: 10 am - 2 pm (lunch provided!)
📍: 1785 State Rte 23 Craryville, NY
💰: $20 Berkshire Grown Members, $30 non-members (sliding scale tickets available)
Farming can be one of the most dangerous occupations. This training will provide an overview of the health and safety risks that farmers face, how to prevent them, and what to do should an emergency arise.

💥Chainsaw Safety for Women, Trans, Nonbinary, and Gender Diverse People with Women’s Tree Climber Workshop (WTCW)💥
📆: Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
📍: Roots Rising Farm & Education Center, 923 Barker Rd, Pittsfield MA
💰: $157.50 ($150.00 + $7.50 booking fee)
Farmer Discounts: A limited number of discounted tickets (total $101.50) may be available for farmers who are members of Berkshire Grown. If interested, contact Alyssa at Berkshire Grown to inquire: [email protected]. mailto:[email protected]

📢🎉2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! We’re spotlighting a few of our awe-inspiring Berkshire area farme...
08/06/2026

📢🎉2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer! We’re spotlighting a few of our awe-inspiring Berkshire area farmers and growers.

We're continuing our celebration this week by highlighting Finegan Ferreboeuf of !

Steelbow Farm, owned by Finegan and Jason Gold, is a 200-acre organic u-pick berry and specialty vegetable farm in Ancram, NY. The farm features a 900-bush blueberry patch, planted by the previous owners at Thompson Finch Farm, Marnie and Don MacLean, over two decades.

Steelbow Farm believes that great food is an integral part of enduring relationships and community building. Using certified organic practices they grow strawberries, blueberries and specialty vegetables chosen for flavor and harvested with love and care. Food, and the people who grow it, are always central at Steelbow. They care deeply for the land and the skilled, purposeful humans who work it. Their farming practices are honest, intentional and deliberate. Their goals are simple: care for the land and people who tend it, and build community through bold, flavorful food rooted in place, history and practice. The farm plans to expand into vegetables, restaurant sales, and agri-tourism offerings like events, expanded pick-your-own days and a farmstand.

Join us in showing support and appreciation for the hard work, dedication and care Finegan shows in her approach to farming and land stewardship. Visit the farm today!

📍750 Wiltsie Bridge Rd Ancram, NY

🫐🥬We’re excited to celebrate National Farmer’s Market Week with  ! From August 2-8 we’re highlighting the farmers, growe...
08/05/2026

🫐🥬We’re excited to celebrate National Farmer’s Market Week with ! From August 2-8 we’re highlighting the farmers, growers and food producers bringing fresh, local products throughout the Berkshires and beyond.

Check out our Food & Farm map at berkshiregrown.org today! 👩‍🌾🎉

📰👩‍🌾🚨Our August Farmer Enews just came out! Read all about upcoming grants, workshops events and other resources for the...
08/04/2026

📰👩‍🌾🚨Our August Farmer Enews just came out! Read all about upcoming grants, workshops events and other resources for the entire agricultural community. Link below⬇️💥

https://conta.cc/3TP5TVj

🚨Farmers and Ag workers, register today for our upcoming workshops! Info ⬇️ and at our link in bio💥Food Safety Farm Tour...
08/03/2026

🚨Farmers and Ag workers, register today for our upcoming workshops! Info ⬇️ and at our link in bio

💥Food Safety Farm Tour at Red Shirt Farm💥
📆: Mon, Aug 31
⏰: 4 -6 pm (tour) | 6 – 7 pm dinner & networking
📍: - 60 Williamstown Rd, Lanesborough MA
💰: $20 Berkshire Grown Members, $30 non-members (sliding scale tickets available)
Following good agricultural practices starts with understanding the potential hazards to fresh produce and assessing the risks they might pose on your farm.

💥Farmer First Aid & Safety Training with NYCAHM💥
📆: Tues, Sept 22 (late September)
⏰: 10 am - 2 pm (lunch provided!)
📍: 1785 State Rte 23 Craryville, NY
💰: $20 Berkshire Grown Members, $30 non-members (sliding scale tickets available)
Farming can be one of the most dangerous occupations. This training will provide an overview of the health and safety risks that farmers face, how to prevent them, and what to do should an emergency arise.

💥Chainsaw Safety for Women, Trans, Nonbinary, and Gender Diverse People with Women’s Tree Climber Workshop (WTCW)💥
📆: Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
📍: Roots Rising Farm & Education Center, 923 Barker Rd, Pittsfield MA
💰: $157.50 ($150.00 + $7.50 booking fee)
Farmer Discounts: A limited number of discounted tickets (total $101.50) may be available for farmers who are members of Berkshire Grown. If interested, contact Alyssa at Berkshire Grown to inquire: [email protected].

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