Download Cheryl’s course, “Offering On-Site Classes & Public Workshops on a Farm” here. Cheryl Rogowski began farming in 1983 when the Onion Harvest Festival was reestablished and she was crowned Princess. In 1984, she received 5,000 acres from her family and started growing broom corn, sunflowers, zinnias, chili peppers and ground cherries. Starting in 1998, she grew a community-supported agriculture program from 12 to 156 members, and since then has sold at farmers’ markets in the
Download Linda’s course, “Craft Beverage Event & Trail Marketing”, HERE. Linda Pierro, the creative fuse at the center of Flint Media Inc., is an award-winning design and marketing professional who transformed her love for the Hudson Valley into a dynamic and ground-breaking career in the region. Among her many clients, she has worked with Hudson Valley Tourism and the Shawangunk Wine Trail. Linda’s passion for wine and the Hudson Valley led to the creation of
Download Amelia’s course, “Social Media for Food, Farm & Beverages”, HERE. For the past three years, Amelia Tarpey has worked with GrowNYC, first as a Market Manager overseeing Greenmarkets in Manhattan and Brooklyn and now as the Publicity Manager at the Union Square Greenmarket. Creating community around food and helping people understand where it comes from, who grows it, and how it’s grown has been central to her career and her focus throughout her time with GrowNYC.