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Megan Burley
​Burley Berries & Blooms
Owner

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​Megan Burley, is the owner of Burley Berries and Blooms (a small fruit and flower farm) in Warsaw, NY. Growing up on a fruit and vegetable farm in western PA she has a passion for agriculture. While also living and helping on her husband's 700 cow grazing dairy farm (East Hill Farms) she works as the 4-H educator for Cornell Cooperative Extension in Erie County. Past work experiences include the Ag Teacher at Perry Central School District as well as a Farm Business Management Educator for CCE Erie. The Eat Local Movement has provided Megan with a platform to educate consumers about where their food comes from. Burley Berries is planning an expansion to include a Micro-Creamery to add to their farm product offerings selling cream-line milk.
Copyright @ 2021 NY Sustainable Agriculture Working Group
​A non-profit organization of Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board

For more information about this project and how you can be involved, contact:
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New York Sustainable Agriculture Working Group
Kimberly LaMendola, Food System Projects Manager 
4039 Route 219, Suite 200, Salamanca NY 14779
716-945-5301 ext. 2211
klamendola@southerntierwest.org
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Western New York Foundation

2495 Main Street, Suite 464, Buffalo NY 14214
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Beth Kinsman Gosch, Executive Director
bgosch@wnyfoundation.org

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Lauren VanOsten, Program Officer

Lvanosten@wnyfoundation.org
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