From the Concord grape growers of New York State to you and your family: Here's to your health!

The Concord grape growers of New York State are proud and dedicated family farmers who preserve precious agricultural land while supporting their rural communities and local economies.

Concord grapes are grown on more that 600 family farms, accounting for approximately two-thirds of New York State's vineyard acreage and annual tonnage. More than 20,000 acres of Concord grape vineyards yield an excess of 100,000 tons of grapes each year.

Most Concord grapes are grown in the Chautauqua region south of Lake Erie. In 2006, this region became the first agricultural heritage area in New York State, now known as Lake Erie Concord Grape Belt Heritage Area. For more information, visit www.concordgrapebelt.org