Older Farmers Worry Trump’s Budget Cuts Will Devastate Community and Aid in the Catskills

Farmers market season is officially here in the Catskills, but many farmers are still navigating the combined loss of federal funding freezes, new tariffs on agricultural products, and a broader loss of important community spaces.

Radio Catskill’s Kimberly Izar spoke with Brenda Miller of Bobolink Farm and Kate Anstreicher of the Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming about what the Trump administration’s policies mean for older farmers.

Image: Brenda Miller, Owner and Farmer of Bobolink Farm, at a local farmer’s market stand (Photo Credit: Sullivan County Farmers Markets)