An Apple a Day Keeps Homestead Cider in Roslyn
A Brooklyn transplant makes heritage cider in Nassau County.
Look to OurHarvest for Fresh Local Food Over the Winter
Farmers market season is more or less over. OurHarvest is here to close the gap—all while giving back to the community.
Chaga Island Brings Bottled Chaga to Long Island
A dense mushroom that has shown to have cancer cell killing properties in animals is now coming in pre-steeped servings.
August/September 2016: Grist for the Mill
The collection of stories in our August/September 2016 issue illustrates evolution in the same way the faces of the sunflowers lining the roads follow the sun.
New Issue Coming Soon! Tell Us Which Cover You Like
We’ve got such a beautiful magazine coming out to accompany you on the hot lazy days of August at the beach or beside the pool. But we’re having trouble choosing our cover and we want you to see them all. Take a minute and weigh in on your favorite.
The Innovation Issue 2016
In her column, Farmgirl Angst, in this issue, Marilee Foster, one of our most senior writers, brings what we’ve been doing for 10 years…
Merlot Alliance Names New President and Announces a Scholarship
The Long Island Merlot Alliance has named Juan Micieli-Martinez, winemaker and general manager at Martha Clara Vineyards, as its new president. In addition they…
Vintage of the Century
Winemakers say their 2013 reds, just hitting the market now, will age up to 25 to 30 years.
RECIPES for Super Bowl 50
You were trying to remember where you saw that recipe for Buffalo Clam Dip, weren’t you?
New York Wine & Grape Foundation Looking for New Executive Director
Jim Trezise will step down after 30 years.
Holiday 2015
As our contributors and advertisers can attest, being a locavore is a lot more than the availability of fresh produce.
Where to Pick a Long Island Cheese Pumpkin & How to Make the Pie
First, we’d like to throw out a common misconception for pie eaters: When you buy pumpkin mash, that squash in the can is probably…
