PROYECTOS IWW

HVADC worked with the owners to write a USDA Value-Added Producer Grant that would provide the necessary funding and working capital for their expansion project.

HVADC was able to apply for the grant on Battenkill’s behalf and assume responsibility for providing oversight and technical assistance to ensure the successful execution of the expansion.

In 2016, Catskill Brewery took part in Hudson Valley AgriBusiness Development Corporation (HVADC) Incubator Without Walls (IWW) program.

HVADC provided consulting services and managed the brewery’s relationship with a brand development company who assisted them with a comprehensive strategic plan.

HVADC has provided market access for Dutch’s Spirits and has assisted with regional product launches and awareness through our Hudson Valley Bounty program for several showcase events in Hudson Valley and New York City.

HVADC was able to assist Hillrock with market research, business planning and intellectual property licensing.

HVADC assisted the founder in developing cash flow projections to better manage working capital to support the growing sales volumes and assisted the business in securing an appropriate line of credit.

HVADC, along with the Agricultural Stewardship Association, Scenic Hudson and Equity Trust began working with Annie and Zack Metzger, a young couple with over 20 years of farming experience between them, to help them realize their dream of owning their own farm.

In 2013 Letterbox took part in HVADC’s Incubator Without Walls (IWW) program.

HVADC has worked with this growing business on their efforts to incorporate a commercial kitchen into their operation. HVADC also provided assistance with state and local related permitting challenges.

HVADC was able to provide business planning and financial services as well as organizational and logistical assistance.

Dirt Capital Partners then urged her to get in touch with HVADC, at which point Hennessy began participating in the Incubator Without Walls (IWW) program. Hennessy states that IWW was absolutely crucial to obtaining the Moxie Ridge property and business.

HVADC has assisted the owners with the evaluation of a new location where they would be able to house both their bakery and coffee shop.

The current owners approached HVADC to seek assistance in evaluating the different options for expanding their cider operation and for incorporating their children into the operation as it continues to grow.

HVADC identified a service provider to work with the owners and assisted in the legal aspects of farm transition and business operations.

HVADC provided Sparrowbush Farm with business planning and support services through the Incubator Without Walls to evaluate a lease-to-own opportunity for the farm.

HVADC matched the business with a Computing Systems company that developed, installed and provided training for an effective food safety program that is now in place.

HVADC assessed the needs of the farm and connected them to a management consulting firm where the farm received assistance in business plan development to be used for securing business growth financing.