Event Details

Date

June 29, 2017

Time

12:00 PM - 5:30 PM

Location

Bus tour will begin at CCE Washington County
415 Lower Main St
Hudson Falls, NY 12839

Cost

$20.00 per person


Includes seat on bus and light refreshments.

Host

Harvest New York

Lindsey Pashow
518-569-3073

Pre-Registration Deadline: June 26, 2017

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Field to Pint Craft Brewery Tour (Eastern NY)

June 29, 2017

Field to Pint Craft Brewery Tour (Eastern NY)

You asked for more New York craft brewery networking opportunities and Harvest NY listened! We're excited to launch our inaugural New York Field to Pint Craft Brewery Tours, which will follow the life-cycle of a pint of locally brewed beer. Visit fields of malting barley right before harvest, witness craft malt houses in action, see hop bines reaching for the sky, and savor the local flavors brewed by our friendly farm breweries. Come prepared to learn about each integral member of the New York craft brewery supply chain, as well as network with new friends.

We will meet at Cornell Cooperative Extension - Washington County and travel by bus to Argyle Craft Malt and Hops, Dry Town Hops, and R.S. Taylor and Sons Brewery. We will return to CCE Washington by 5:30PM.

Cost: $20 per person. We have a limited number of seats available so register now!

This tour is funded through the gracious support of the New York Farm Viability Institute.




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Field Guide: Arthropod Pests of NYC Vegetables

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