Norwich meadows farm will expand its capabilities and market reach

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
23OMDGNY0045
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$95,261

Award facts

Assistance listing
10.188 Organic Market Development Grant (OMDG) Program
Completion date
Place of performance
New York, USA

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Description

The core purpose of this project is to facilitate the purchase of equipment for a commercial kitchen within a newly constructed 6000 square foot packinghouse and food hub representing a significant investment in the farms future. This structure will serve as the home for processed product development allowing the farm to capitalize on market tests that have demonstrated strong demand for unique organic products including sauces purees broths driedpickled items and juices. The anticipated outcome is the creation of a robust system for transforming farmgrown vegetables and fruits into valueadded goods which will then be marketed through existing channels such as farmers markets community supported agriculture and wholesale distribution. The primary beneficiaries of this project include farmers and processors who will have access to expanded market opportunities and consumers who will benefit from an increased supply of highquality locally sourced organic products. This project will strengthen the farms position as a key provider of fresh produce and contribute to the growth of the organic food sector within the region enabling the farm to meet evolving market demands and support local food systems.

Quick answers

Who received award 23OMDGNY0045?

23OMDGNY0045 was awarded to Norwich Meadows Farm, LLC by Agricultural Marketing Service (Department of Agriculture) on January 30, 2024.

How much is award 23OMDGNY0045 worth?

$95,261 has been obligated on 23OMDGNY0045.

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