Agritourism Is Booming!

from Cornell Keynotes · host Jenn Smith, Chris Wofford

Agritourism is more than just farming. Learn how this industry has evolved from pumpkin patches and corn mazes to one-of-a-kind beer, wine, wellness and live music destinations. In this episode, Jenn Smith, Grow-NY program director at Cornell’s Center for Regional Economic Advancement, shares insight into the booming industry and ideas for crafting unique experiences for agritourism customers.This episode covers:What is agritourism?The state of agritourism in Upstate New YorkPolicies and funding that affect productionTips for starting your own business in agritourismWhere is this industry headed?Learn how you can level up your agriculture business with eCornell’s Food and Plant Science and Hospitality certificate programs.Did you enjoy this episode of the Cornell Keynotes podcast? Check out other Keynotes. Follow eCornell on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and X. 

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Jenn Smith, who leads the Food and Agricultural Startup Programs at Cornell’s Center for Regional Economic Advancement, joins host Chris Wofford in the Keynotes studio to discuss current trends in agritourism and tips for getting started in this industry.

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