2024-08-14T14:09:39-04:00 2024-04-30 461335729 THE PEACHIN GROUP LLC 426 CHESTNUT ST ONEONTA NY 138202146 990 2023-05-01 223218414 CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP INC CENT 6074332545 PO BOX 641 ONEONTA NY 13820 PHOEBE SCHREINER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 6074332545 2024-07-23 true true PATRICIA SPERRY P00642287 6074325314 2024-07-23 2023 2024-08-08 14:25:15Z PHOEBE SCHREINER 189 MAIN STREET 5TH FLOOR ONEONTA NY 13820 883331 false X WWW.CADEFARMS.ORG X 1992 NY CADE'S MISSION IS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER AND DIVERSITY OF SUCCESSFUL FARM ENTERPRISES AND RELATED BUSINESSES IN NEW YORK. 9 9 7 0 464000 642167 292680 240924 0 2850 240 759530 883331 0 0 519594 560213 0 757 210794 290392 730388 850605 29142 32726 352323 436470 126637 178058 225686 258412 X CADE'S MISSION IS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER AND DIVERSITY OF SUCCESSFUL FARM ENTERPRISES AND RELATED BUSINESSES IN NEW YORK. false false 102117 EMERGING MARKETS TRAINING PROGRAM (EMPT) AND VALUE CHAIN CADE'S EMTP AIMS TO ESTABLISH NEW MARKETS AND FACILITATE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE IN 12 COUNTIES OF CENTRAL NY. THE PROGRAM WILL LEVERAGE CADE'S MARKET RESEARCH, SUCCESSES, AND LEARNINGS FROM THE VALUE CHAIN ACCELERATION PROGRAM, FARM TO SCHOOL PROGRAM, AND FFBI TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF LOCAL INSTITUTIONS TO PURCHASE CENTRAL NY FARM PRODUCTS, AS WELL AS FARMERS AND LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS TO INCREASE AND RETAIN ONLINE SALES AND MEET INSTITUTIONAL PURCHASING REQUIREMENTS. THESE ACTIVITIES WILL REDUCE MARKETING COSTS, INCREASE FARM SALES AND PROFITABILITY, IMPROVE FARMER READINESS FOR EMERGING MARKETS AND, AS A RESULT, FOSTER GREATER COLLABORATION BETWEEN FARMERS AND LOCAL FOOD PROCESSORS AND DISTRIBUTORS. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: USDA LFPP, NYU STERN. 517971 FARM AND FOOD BUSINESS INCUBATOR AND ACCELERATOR(FFBI/FFBA) CADE'S FFBI, IMPLEMENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SUNY COBLESKILL, CONTRIBUTES TO A THRIVING FARM AND FOOD BUSINESS SECTOR IN NEW YORK STATE, WITH PRIORITY FOR BUSINESSES IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICS TO AGRIBUSINESS ENTREPRENEURS, WITH PRIORITY FOR BEGINNING FARMERS, ON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, ACCESS TO CAPITAL, LEGAL STRUCTURING, LABOR, AND OTHER BUSINESS NEEDS. CADE SERVICES ARE DELIVERED THROUGH WORKSHOPS, ONE-TO-ONE CONSULTATIONS, AND INCREASINGLY THROUGH ONLINE EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION THROUGH CADE'S EXPANDING INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO LIBRARY. FFBA IS A NEWLY ESTABLISHED INITIATIVE OFFERED BY CADE AND SUNY COBLESKILL- DESIGNED TO DELIVER PRODUCT INCUBATION SERVICES TO AGRIBUSINESS ENTREPRENEURS READY TO GROW, EXPAND, OR TRANSITION INTO VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTION. OUR GOAL IS TO ACCELERATE THEIR SUCCESS, ENHANCING THEIR CAPACITY TO IMPACT THE REGION'S AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY AND NEW YORK'S FOOD SYSTEM. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: SUNY COBLESKILL, USDA BFRDP, USDA EWDP, THE SCRIVEN FOUNDATION. 13271 FARMLAND ACCESS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AMERICAN FARMLAND TRUST AND THE SCHOLARSHIP LAND TRUST, CADE IS WORKING TO CONSERVE FARMLAND AND TRANSITION IT TO THE NEXT GENERATION OF FARMLAND OWNERS AND OPERATORS IN SCHOHARIE AND DELAWARE COUNTIES. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: AFT, SLT, USDA BFRDP 188816 VISION 2050 IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DYSON SCHOOL OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY, THE CORNELL SMALL FARMS PROGRAM, HARTWICK COLLEGE, SUNY COBLESKILL, AND FACULTY FROM COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, CADE BROUGHT TOGETHER A DIVERSE GROUP OF STAKEHOLDERS TO DEVELOP A LONG-TERM, VISIONARY PLAN FOR NEW YORK STATES' AGRICULTURAL FUTURE--SETTING NYS ON COURSE TO BECOME THE NORTHEAST'S LEADING FOODSHED BY 2050 AND A MODEL FOR A REGENERATIVE, SUSTAINABLE, EQUITABLE FOOD SYTEM. THE VISION WAS FORMED BY FARM AND FOOD BUSINESS SECTOR LEADERS FROM ACROSS THE SUPPLY CHAIN, FOOD SYSTEM EXPERTS, AGRICULTURAL SPECIALISTS, CLIMATE CHANGE SPECIALISTS, AMONG OTHERS. THE PURPOSE OF THE VISION IS TO INFORM LEADERS AND POLICY MAKERS ON HOW THEY CAN ACCELERATE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, INCREASE FOOD SECURITY, MITIGATE CLIMATE CHANGE, AND CREATE GREEN JOBS THROUGHOUT THE FARM AND FOOD SECTOR IN NEW YORK STATE BY 2050. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: ESD, ARC, THE SCRIVEN FOUNDATION, CFOC. FARM TO INSTITUTION CADE IS WORKING TO ENHANCE THE CAPACITY OF FARM AND FOOD BUSINESSES TO ACCESS INSTITUTIONAL MARKETS--INCLUDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PANTRIES, HEALTH AND SENIOR CENTERS, UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES, FOOD PANTRIES, ETC.--AND SIMULTANEOUSLY, TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF INSTITUTIONS TO PURCHASE MORE LOCAL/NEW YORK PRODUCED FOOD. AS PART OF THIS WORK, CADE HELPED DESIGN AND LAUNCH RIPECOMMUNITY, AN ONLINE MATCHMAKING PLATFORM DESIGNED TO CONNECT FOOD SUPPLIERS WITH INSTITUTIONAL FOOD BUYERS. 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THE PROGRAM WILL LEVERAGE CADE'S MARKET RESEARCH, SUCCESSES, AND LEARNINGS FROM THE VALUE CHAIN ACCELERATION PROGRAM, FARM TO SCHOOL PROGRAM, AND FFBI TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF LOCAL INSTITUTIONS TO PURCHASE CENTRAL NY FARM PRODUCTS, AS WELL AS FARMERS AND LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS TO INCREASE AND RETAIN ONLINE SALES AND MEET INSTITUTIONAL PURCHASING REQUIREMENTS. THESE ACTIVITIES WILL REDUCE MARKETING COSTS, INCREASE FARM SALES AND PROFITABILITY, IMPROVE FARMER READINESS FOR EMERGING MARKETS AND, AS A RESULT, FOSTER GREATER COLLABORATION BETWEEN FARMERS AND LOCAL FOOD PROCESSORS AND DISTRIBUTORS. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: USDA LFPP, NYU STERN. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B FARM AND FOOD BUSINESS INCUBATOR AND ACCELERATOR(FFBI/FFBA) CADE'S FFBI, IMPLEMENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SUNY COBLESKILL, CONTRIBUTES TO A THRIVING FARM AND FOOD BUSINESS SECTOR IN NEW YORK STATE, WITH PRIORITY FOR BUSINESSES IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICS TO AGRIBUSINESS ENTREPRENEURS, WITH PRIORITY FOR BEGINNING FARMERS, ON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, ACCESS TO CAPITAL, LEGAL STRUCTURING, LABOR, AND OTHER BUSINESS NEEDS. CADE SERVICES ARE DELIVERED THROUGH WORKSHOPS, ONE-TO-ONE CONSULTATIONS, AND INCREASINGLY THROUGH ONLINE EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION THROUGH CADE'S EXPANDING INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO LIBRARY. FFBA IS A NEWLY ESTABLISHED INITIATIVE OFFERED BY CADE AND SUNY COBLESKILL- DESIGNED TO DELIVER PRODUCT INCUBATION SERVICES TO AGRIBUSINESS ENTREPRENEURS READY TO GROW, EXPAND, OR TRANSITION INTO VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTION. OUR GOAL IS TO ACCELERATE THEIR SUCCESS, ENHANCING THEIR CAPACITY TO IMPACT THE REGION'S AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY AND NEW YORK'S FOOD SYSTEM. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: SUNY COBLESKILL, USDA BFRDP, USDA EWDP, THE SCRIVEN FOUNDATION. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D VISION 2050 IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DYSON SCHOOL OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY, THE CORNELL SMALL FARMS PROGRAM, HARTWICK COLLEGE, SUNY COBLESKILL, AND FACULTY FROM COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, CADE BROUGHT TOGETHER A DIVERSE GROUP OF STAKEHOLDERS TO DEVELOP A LONG-TERM, VISIONARY PLAN FOR NEW YORK STATES' AGRICULTURAL FUTURE--SETTING NYS ON COURSE TO BECOME THE NORTHEAST'S LEADING FOODSHED BY 2050 AND A MODEL FOR A REGENERATIVE, SUSTAINABLE, EQUITABLE FOOD SYTEM. THE VISION WAS FORMED BY FARM AND FOOD BUSINESS SECTOR LEADERS FROM ACROSS THE SUPPLY CHAIN, FOOD SYSTEM EXPERTS, AGRICULTURAL SPECIALISTS, CLIMATE CHANGE SPECIALISTS, AMONG OTHERS. THE PURPOSE OF THE VISION IS TO INFORM LEADERS AND POLICY MAKERS ON HOW THEY CAN ACCELERATE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, INCREASE FOOD SECURITY, MITIGATE CLIMATE CHANGE, AND CREATE GREEN JOBS THROUGHOUT THE FARM AND FOOD SECTOR IN NEW YORK STATE BY 2050. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: ESD, ARC, THE SCRIVEN FOUNDATION, CFOC. FARM TO INSTITUTION CADE IS WORKING TO ENHANCE THE CAPACITY OF FARM AND FOOD BUSINESSES TO ACCESS INSTITUTIONAL MARKETS--INCLUDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PANTRIES, HEALTH AND SENIOR CENTERS, UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES, FOOD PANTRIES, ETC.--AND SIMULTANEOUSLY, TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF INSTITUTIONS TO PURCHASE MORE LOCAL/NEW YORK PRODUCED FOOD. AS PART OF THIS WORK, CADE HELPED DESIGN AND LAUNCH RIPECOMMUNITY, AN ONLINE MATCHMAKING PLATFORM DESIGNED TO CONNECT FOOD SUPPLIERS WITH INSTITUTIONAL FOOD BUYERS. PROGRAM FUNDING SOURCES: USDA LFPP, CHAOBANI IMPACT FUND, NYSDAM, HCOC, NYU STERN, WILD KALE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE BOARD HAS DEVELOPED AN AD HOC COMMITTEE TO MEET AND REVIEW THE FORM 990 PRIOR TO IT BEING FILED WITH THE IRS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C A SIGNED CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT IS UPDATED ANNUALLY BY EACH MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MUST OBTAIN COMPARISON DATA FROM AN EXPERT SOURCE OR FROM INDUSTRY SURVEYS CONDUCTED BY AN INDEPENDENT SOURCE. IF NO INDEPENDENT SOURCE IS AVAILABLE, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MAY OBTAIN COMPARABLE DATA BY DOCUMENTING THE COMPENSATION PAID TO DIRECTORS HOLDING SIMILAR POSITIONS IN SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS LOCALLY. THE EVALUATION SHALL ALSO INCLUDE A PEER REVIEW, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO STAFF, CONSULTANTS, AND PARTNERS. WHEN MERITED, THE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION MAY SERVE AS THE BASIS FOR AN INCREASE IN BASE PAY OR THE PAYMENTS OF A ONE- TIME BONUS PAYMENT, AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, BASED UPON THE NATURE OF THE REVIEW AND WITHIN BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS. ONCE THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HAS DETERMINED THE DIRECTORS COMPENSATION OR AN INCREASE TO THE DIRECTORS COMPENSATION IS REASONABLE, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL PREPARE A WRITTEN REPORT TO THE BOARD DOCUMENTING ITS DECISION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B SEE 15A ABOVE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 IT SHALL BE THE POLICY OF CADE TO HAVE GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND THE ORGANIZATIONS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. THESE DOCUMENTS SHALL BE KEPT BY THE TREASURER OR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AS APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CADE. THE TREASURER OR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CADE SHALL PRODUCE THE DOCUMENTS UPON RECEIPT OF A WRITTEN OR VERBAL REQUEST OF THE PUBLIC. THE TREASURER OR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL KEEP A RECORD OF THE WRITTEN AND/OR VERBAL REQUEST.