Hunting Hollow Farm

Homecoming Farm, located in Amityville, NY, is a historic organic farm that has been operating for over 23 years. Originally known as Sophia Garden, the farm was established by a group of Dominican Sisters in 1996 with the aim of modeling sustainable living and caring for the Earth. Today, Homecoming Farm is a certified organic Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project, providing members with the opportunity to grow organic food for themselves and those in need in the community. With a commitment to addressing the growing need for pesticide-free food on Long Island, Homecoming Farm not only donates organic produce to local pantries but also partners with The Interfaith Nutrition Network (The INN) to contribute to the fight against hunger. The farm's mission is rooted in creating a supportive economy for farmers, connecting people to their sense of place, and fostering a relationship of oneness with all of creation. As one of the oldest certified organic CSA farms on Long Island, Homecoming Farm continues to celebrate its farming heritage while embracing its responsibility towards future generations.Generated from the website

Covanta Energy's Huntington Resource Recovery Facility in East Northport, NY, has been operational since 1991, providing energy from waste to the towns of Huntington and Smithtown. Situated on 13 acres, the facility processes 750 tons of solid waste daily, generating up to 25 megawatts of renewable energy sold to Long Island Power Authority. As part of an integrated solid waste management system, Covanta's facility plays a crucial role in communities where land-filling is prohibited by state law, offering a sustainable solution for waste disposal while producing clean energy for the region. Generated from their available business information