Visiting the farm store or kitchen? Read Planning Your Visit for hours, directions, and what to expect at Little Ghent Farm in Ghent, NY.
Happenings
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Made in Ghent Thanksgiving menu
We plan Thanksgiving the way we plan a busy week on the farm: clear priorities, good ingredients, and time blocked for the people we want at the table. The menu balances tradition with what the fields, hens, and kitchen are offering right now. -
Heading into autumn; a break and then new hours
After a full summer and a packed Labor Day weekend we stepped back briefly to regroup. When the store and kitchen reopened, hours shifted to match the season and the crew. Current hours for the farm store and kitchen are always listed under Our Store so you can plan a visit without guessing. -
Easter menu
Easter on the calendar moves each year, but the kitchen rhythm stays the same: spring herbs, eggs from the laying flock, and sides that make room for both a formal dinner and a casual Sunday. We post the seasonal menu ahead of the holiday so you can order early.
Features
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And North picnic season feature
And North asked us to join a picnic roundup alongside other Hudson Valley cooks. The piece covers what we pack for an afternoon outside: sturdy bread, jars from the larder, and simple proteins that travel well. Read the full story on And North for the complete list and photos. -
A short film about the farm
A short film captures a year at Little Ghent: morning rounds in the fields, dough in the bread kitchen, and workshops when the barn is full of light. Many hands have shaped this place, and the film is a thank-you to everyone who has worked alongside us on the farm and behind the camera. -
Ten questions for Grazin'
Andrew Chiappinelli, chef and owner of Grazin Diner in Hudson, NY, talks about how he cooks with our Animal Welfare Approved eggs week in and week out. The Q and A covers sourcing, brunch service, and what he looks for when the delivery arrives from Little Ghent.





