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Beverages at the venue will feature Bonterra Organic Vineyards, the official wine of Farm Aid 2016, Prairie Organic spirits and craft beers from Lagunitas, as well as local craft beer and wines.La Cocina, a bilingual culinary training program and Common Good Farm, whose mission is to grow food, educate and help low-income D.C. Youthmarket staffers come from The Neighborhood Resource Center, a grassroots educational and cultural center in the East End of Richmond, Va. HOMEGROWN Youthmarket, a farm stand staffed by local youth engaged in agriculture, will sell fresh local fruit from Local Food Hub and Produce Source Partners.Two “Farm Fresh” stands will feature charcuterie from Virginia-based Olli Salumeria, cheese from Virginia’s Bonnyclabber Cheese Co. For the second year in a row, Legends Hospitality’s chef is creating specialty menus for Farm Aid 2016 that adhere to Farm Aid’s criteria, including chicken tenders from Shenandoah Valley Organic farmers a soba noodle salad a grains, greens and beans bowl potato wedges with choice of toppings hotdogs, cheeseburgers and mushroom burgers.Jirani, a Manassas coffeehouse, will serve coffee and desserts, while Hidden Julles “The Rambler” food truck, from Haymarket, Va., and The Bone, from Manassas, Va., will serve a variety of sandwiches. Moo-Thru milk and cream comes from owner Ken Smith’s dairy herd and the company will source fruits from local farms for its Farm Aid 2016 flavors. Moo-Thru, the popular Virginia ice cream shop, will provide a sweet treat for festival attendees. Festivalgoers will enjoy menu items sourced from local-area farms such as Sullivan’s Pond Farm, Whiffletree Farm and Great Oak Farm.

Menu items include humanely raised meat, local and organic produce and ingredients and bread made with organic flour.

HOMEGROWN Concessions ® will bring concertgoers family farm-sourced foods that conform to its criteria: food that is sustainably produced by family farmers, utilizing ecological practices, with a commitment to a fair price for farmers.

Information about the local flavor at Farm Aid 2016: Throughout the day, the Post’s food and dining editor Joe Yonan and food writer Tim Carman will moderate live briefings from artists, farmers and farm activists on important issues in food and farming. The Washington Post has partnered with Farm Aid this year to host The FarmYard Stage, located in the HOMEGROWN Village. Farm Aid also reached out to local farmers and businesses to source ingredients for HOMEGROWN Concessions ®, partnering with Legends Hospitality, the concessionaire at Jiffy Lube Live. Local, regional and national farm groups will participate in Farm Aid’s HOMEGROWN Village, engaging festivalgoers with activities about the work family farmers do to protect our communities, soil and water and health. 17, will bring together an all-star lineup and 20,000 fans to shine a spotlight on good food and family farmers.įarm Aid has invited DMV area farmers, businesses and organizations to offer festivalgoers hands-on activities and experiences that showcase the stories of food and farming in the region and across the country.

Farm Aid 2016, at Jiffy Lube Live on Saturday, Sept.

The Washington Post presents The FarmYard Stage at the all-day music and food festival, hosting discussions around issues facing DMV farmersīristow, Va. Brittany Food from Regional Family Farms Stars at Farm Aid 2016