Fire destroys barns, equipment and supplies at Dutchess County farm
The fire broke out at Migliorelli farm in Redhook, which is one of the Rhinebeck Farmers Market's founding farms.
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May 19, 2023, 10:29 PM
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Updated 335 days ago
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3h agoA fire destroyed barns, buildings and equipment at a Dutchess County farm.
The information is according to an online fundraiser that raised around $19,000 as of Friday evening, hours after the morning fire.
The fire broke out at Migliorelli farm in Redhook, which is one of the Rhinebeck Farmers Market's founding farms.
Several trucks, tractors and products such as hay and mulch were destroyed.
A truck of rye to be delivered Friday morning to a local distillery went up in flames.
The Market says the farm has insurance but that supplies needed for the growing season have to be replaced right away.
The fundraiser's goal is $75,000.
The Farmers Market says the farm still plans to sell at the market Sunday. Customers who are interested in donating can do so there.
