Understanding what may be coming

We are all connected and every action has a reaction.

Less a casual hobby and more an insatiable, epistemic curiosity, I have been an avid reader of geopolitical history since 9/11/2001.

There is a chance we’re heading towards some “shock and awe” ourselves where the reverberating waves could have multiple lasting effects, the least of which being economic.

Part of why we sold Trigo in Westport was due in part to affordability and exposure.

The writing was on the wall back then as far as increasing costs, distribution and utilities over a period of stagflation.

We know that household budgets will continue to be stretched even more now with recent events.

We have a resilient community here in the Adirondacks and if people need to pull back for any reason, please do.

Conversely, if you want to barter/trade or pay what you can, we’re happy to meet you there as well.

The whole reason we even exist here on this farm is to feed our community. It’s our goal to keep doing that in any way we can with as many of you as we can.

This is why we’ve always accepted and promoted nutrition programs like SNAP both online and at farmer’s markets.

While we pride ourselves in that simple act, we understand that may not be enough and that we need to do more.

You’ve always been there for us, and we want you to know that we’re here for you too.