The Produce Project is an urban farm program within Capital District Community Gardens. In continuous year round operation (with the use of two High Tunnels) since 2009, The Produce Project is an organically grown vegetable business built in the heart of Troy, NY. Hiring students from Troy High School to work after school and on weekends, youth tend their crops from seed to harvest. They earn a stipend and take some of what they grow home to share with their families.
Students farm using high tunnels - simple, unheated greenhouses - to grow produce throughout the school year. They sell their crops to local restaurants, The Saturday Delmar Farmers Market, and The Veggie Mobile (a program within CDCG that delivers low cost fruit and vegetables to food deserts throughout the Capital District.) While working with The Produce Project, students learn relevant job and leadership skills. They learn how to grow fresh vegetables while improving their health and the health of their community.
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Jan 21, 2025
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Schedule and Location:
Beginning the first Saturday in June, The Produce Project operates a stand at The Delmar Farmers Market every Saturday from 9am - 1pm until mid-December. The location of the market is the Bethlehem Central Middle School, 332 Kenwood Avenue, Delmar, New York.
Schedule and Location:
Tuesdays from 4-6 on our urban farm, 215-271 8th street, Troy
Schedule and Location:
Wholesale orders accepted based upon weekly published availability (typically via email) No order is too small and we deliver at no charge within a certain geographical area. Contact us to be placed on our availability list.