The Northeast Hop Alliance
The Northeast Hop Alliance (NeHA) welcomes hops growers, brewers, educators, and supporters to join us in promoting hops as a specialty crop in the Northeast, and restoring hops as the profitable agricultural industry that once thrived in this area for nearly 150 years.
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Organized in 2000
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Sub-chapters in Maryland, New York, and New England
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Advised by Cornell Cooperative Extension and the University of Vermont Crops and Soils Team
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Over 600 members across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states
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Membership includes hop growers, brewers, homebrewers, historian, educators, and hops supporters of all kinds.
Our Mission Statement
The Northeast Hop Alliance is a broad based coalition established to explore the feasibility of reestablishing commercial hops production in New York and the Northeast

Our Goals
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To secure financial, scientific, and community resources to support the viability of commercial hops production in New York and the Northeast.
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Enhance the cultural heritage of hops production through education, agritourism, and architectural preservation.
Benefits of Membership
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Use of Northeast Hop Alliance on any promotional material
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Discounts at the annual Cornell Hops Conference and UVM Hops Conference and other events
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Access to exclusive resources and discussion pages on the Northeast Hop Alliance Website and member portal.
