Healthy People, Vibrant Farms, Food Secure Communities

 

 FMNP Program is a statewide collaboration.

Cornell Cooperative Extension – Farmers’ Market nutrition program

Please visit us at a Cornell market table for free nutrition education and cooking demos

Cornell staff will be at 10 NYC markets: July 2 – November 27, 2024

Cornell’s FMNP goals are to support New York farmers selling fresh produce at markets and enhance the health and food security of nutritionally at-risk New Yorkers. 

Want recipes using market fresh produce? 

Download Farmers’ Market Recipes

Want to find out what we are doing in NYC?

Download our FMNP Impact Statement

Latest Recipe Videos 

Video: Squash and Kale Sauté – in English

Watch Video: Squash and Kale Sauté – in Spanish

Watch Video: Squash and Kale Sauté – in Chinese Mandarin

Video: Fall Vegetable Salad- in Spanish

Watch Video: Fall Vegetable Salad- in English

Watch Video: Fall Vegetable Salad- in Chinese Mandarin

Video: Fresh and Fruity Cole Slaw – in Chinese Mandarin

Watch Video: Fresh and Fruity Cole Slaw – in English

Watch Video: Fresh and Fruity Cole Slaw – in Spanish

Subscribe  to Farmers Market Recipes CCE NYC and watch more videos  

What are we doing in New York City?

Families need healthy advice about ways to cook vegetables. We help shoppers meet their local farmers. We help them decide how to use the many types of fresh produce for sale.

In 2023, a total of 17,363 people at 10 farmers’ markets visited Cornell University Cooperative Extension cooking and learning stations in the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.

Most of those individuals saw recipe videos or tasted recipes prepared at markets using fresh fruits and vegetables.

Our teams of community educators and college volunteers help bridge the gap between communities in need and farmers who grow vegetables locally.

For more information e-mail us: cucenycnutritionhealth@cornell.edu

Cornell’s FMNP Goals

Together we strive to:

• enhance health of nutritionally at risk residents
• promote use of farmers’ markets by Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program clients and low income seniors
• support New York state market farmers
• encourage fruit and vegetable production
• promote development of farmers’ markets for sustainable communities

Need to find a farmers’ market near you?

To find a New York State Farmers Market that supports EBT/Food Stamps (SNAP benefits) visit SNAP to Market

To find a New York State Farmers Market near you visit NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets