Pitney Meadows Community Farm established 2016
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Fire Feast 2022 Sponsors

All proceeds from the Fire Feast go toward our various farm programs. We'd like to thank all of our sponsors for their support!

Forever Farm

Farm Steward

Next Generation

Granite Excavating

Capital Bank

Cathy Allen & Family

The Dalton Law Firm, LLC

Halyard Brewing

Boyce & Drake

Farm Credit East

Munter Enterprises

The Torkleson Family

Eco-Products PBC

Vahanian & Associates Financial Planning Inc.

Penchant for Petals

Polyset

Elizabeth Sobol

McKenna & Franck CPAs PC

First Fill Spirits 

Planting a Seed

Todd A. Pletcher Racing Stables, Inc.

Gina Peca

Clements Insurance

Matt & Dana Kopans

Summit Foot & Ankle

AIM Services, Inc.

Arket Electric

Brooke McConnell & Jesse Bruchac

Clevenstine Engineering

Ellen & Todd Downing

Saratoga National Bank

Cambiamento LLC

Old Tavern Farm Winery

Exit 13S Seasoned Gourmet Firewood

Joyce Bouyea

Nicole Zampano

Phyllis Aldrich

SKS Bottling

Faust and Karen D'Andrea

Stewart's Shops

Healthy Alliance

Km and Kevin London

Fire Feast Planning Committee

We would like to extend a special thank you to our Fire Feast Planning Committee:

Cathy Allen

Deborah Chambers

Jen Dunn

Christy Foster

Denise Frandino

Susan Gombert

Rita Grant

Matt Kopans

Lisa Lehman

Kim London

Gina Peca

Emily Rapp Eddy

Catharine Shields

Lynn Trizna

Joanne Yepsen

We’d also like to thank Kevin London and Kim Klopstock for their support.
Pitney Meadows Community Farm
Farm Visit
223 West Ave
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Farm Office
112 Spring Street, Suite 206
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

(518) 290-0008
contact@pitneymeadows.org

Pitney Meadows Community Farm is 501(c)(3) community-based, nonprofit organization. Your contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Our tax ID number is 81-2724904. Copies of annual filings are available from the NYS Attorney General Charities Bureau, 28 Liberty St, New York, NY 10005 or by phone at (212)-416-8250.
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Pitney Meadows Community Farm
2 days ago
Pitney Meadows Community Farm

We had our last crew-assisted harvest a few weeks ago- some delicious crunchy carrots, sweetened perfectly by the cold snaps that we had been having. This year's farm crew was effortlessly amazing! Through our many challenges we faced, our farm crew persevered and aided our efforts in making sure this farm can continue to grow fresh, nutritious food to share with generations to come. Maddi, Remi and Kate, thank you so much for all your hard work, we will miss you! ... See MoreSee Less

We had our last crew-assisted harvest a few weeks ago- some delicious crunchy carrots, sweetened perfectly by the cold snaps that we had been having. This years farm crew was effortlessly amazing! Through our many challenges we faced, our farm crew persevered and aided our efforts in making sure this farm can continue to grow fresh, nutritious food to share with generations to come. Maddi, Remi and Kate, thank you so much for all your hard work, we will miss you!
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Pitney Meadows Community Farm
1 week ago
Pitney Meadows Community Farm

Meet your local farmers!

Hop City Maple is a small, family owned farm located in Ballston Spa, NY. John & Emilia Medicik, along with their 3 children, launched Hop City Maple in Fall of 2021. They follow strict sustainability practices in order to be good stewards of the trees they tap & place a high value on family- whether that be their kids, family, friends or customers! Pitney Meadows proudly carries their maple syrup, bourbon maple syrup & maple cream in the Farm Stand. Stop on by and try some of the regions most delicious syrup!

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Meet your local farmers! Hop City Maple is a small, family owned farm located in Ballston Spa, NY. John & Emilia Medicik, along with their 3 children, launched Hop City Maple in Fall of 2021. They follow strict sustainability practices in order to be good stewards of the trees they tap & place a high value on family- whether that be their kids, family, friends or customers! Pitney Meadows proudly carries their maple syrup, bourbon maple syrup & maple cream in the Farm Stand. Stop on by and try some of the regions most delicious syrup! 📸 by @hopcitymaple
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What are the sizes and prices? Thanks. ❤️

Pitney Meadows Community Farm
1 week ago
Pitney Meadows Community Farm

Can you imagine a world without supermarkets? Where all of the fruits and vegetables people eat are grown in their own gardens or by their neighbors? This is the time of year when the growing season draws to an end in the northern hemisphere, the time when pantries are filled with things there won’t be more of in this part of the world until next year. It is a time for celebration, reflection & giving thanks. People around the world and through time have celebrated the harvest with dances, feasts, artwork, architecture and pageantry. For many cultures, harvest celebrations are central to collective identity. How do you think the timing of the harvest season changes depending on where people live?

Join us tonight at 4pm for our last Wondering Wandering Wednesday event where we celebrate our harvest and the end of the season!

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Can you imagine a world without supermarkets? Where all of the fruits and vegetables people eat are grown in their own gardens or by their neighbors? This is the time of year when the growing season draws to an end in the northern hemisphere, the time when pantries are filled with things there won’t be more of in this part of the world until next year. It is a time for celebration, reflection & giving thanks. People around the world and through time have celebrated the harvest with dances, feasts, artwork, architecture and pageantry. For many cultures, harvest celebrations are central to collective identity. How do you think the timing of the harvest season changes depending on where people live? Join us tonight at 4pm for our last Wondering Wandering Wednesday event where we celebrate our harvest and the end of the season! #ExplorePMCF #HarvestTime #communityharvest
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