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Welcome to Blueberry Hill Farms & Nursery where we grow premium blueberries and blueberry plants. Our field features 35 rows of well kept blueberry bushes spanning over 3 acres overlooking the countryside. Learn more about Blueberry Hill Farms
October Rose Farm is a local, family-owned and operated farm specializing in pastured poultry, including broilers (meat-type chickens) and free-range laying hens. Owners Brian and Susan Underwood have been raising chickens on pasture near Otisco Lake for more than two decades. Learn more about October Rose Farm
Three generations of family, with a passion for the farm. We milk the cows, farm the land, bottle the milk, bake the goods, and man the store to see our neighbors. Learn more about Comley's Country Creamery
Shults Family farm is a multi-generational family farm operating in the Mohawk Valley. We pride our selves on our ability for our animals to be born, raised, and harvested locally. Learn more about Shults Family Farm
Barone Gardens is structured into 3 divisions - retail, wholesale and young plants. The retail was started in 1989 by John Barone as a farm market and pet & feed supply store. Learn more about Barone Gardens
Anthony Emmi started the farm in 1946 in the city of North Syracuse, New York, where he sold his fruits and vegetables at his roadside stand and the Syracuse Regional Market. He later passed it down to his son, Carmen Emmi, and his son-in-law, Sam Mangano, who, over the years, increased the farm to 80 acres. Learn more about Emmi Farms
Flowers are among the most fleeting joys of life. They remind us to savor the moment, to seize the day, to be grateful and present. Learn more about Foster Road Farm
In the early nineteenth century, the Hudson Valley was the breadbasket of New York City; the Genesee Valley of western New York was the center of wheat production in the Northeast. Farmer Ground Flour rose from that history—from our desire to once again grow grain for the local flour mill. Learn more about Farmer Ground Flour
North Country Creamery is a 100% grass-fed, Non-GMO, & Animal Welfare Approved dairy in Keeseville, NY. We are 20 minutes south of Plattsburgh, a ferry ride across Lake Champlain from Burlington, VT, and just over an hour from both the high peaks region of the Adirondacks and Montreal. Learn more about North Country Creamery
Williams Farms, LLC is a 3rd generation family-owned fruit and vegetable farming business. Located in Marion, NY – Wayne County, Williams Farms, LLC utilizes some of the richest muck soil in the state. Learn more about Williams Farm
Your Food is Our Mission. Here at Drover Hill Farm, we are a family-run farm and our mission is to promote the health and welfare of our land, our animals, our customers, and our family. Learn more about Drover Hill Farm
In 1976 Paul and Cynthia O’Mara decided to start “O’Mara Farms”. Their vision was to produce high-quality food to feed as many people as possible. Learn more about O'Mara Farms
Kriemhild Dairy Farms (pronounced CREAM-hild), is a small, farmer-owned, agribusiness specializing in high quality full-fat, and cultured dairy foods with milk sourced from grass-based herds in Central New York. Our premier product is made by slowly churning fresh sweet cream into an 85% butterfat, resulting in our creamy, flavorful butter. Learn more about Kriemhild Dairy Farms
GoodHealthy fresh produce is local and organic - grown year-round on the world’s most advanced SmartFarm. The farm is certified organic inside and out and only grows healthy food in a way that is good for the environment. Learn more about GoodHealthy
Ellicottville Greens grows microgreens, leafy greens, and herbs in an indoor controlled environment. These products are then sold to both consumers and businesses. Learn more about Ellicottville Greens
Trinity Valley is a fourth-generation family farm in the beautiful valley of East Homer, about 30 minutes from the city of Syracuse. Its idyllic rolling hills and valleys suggest the pastures of yesteryear. Learn more about Trinity Valley Dairy
Dick de Graff and Victoria Ladd-de Graff own and operate Grindstone Farm, a 230 acre certified organic farm located in North Central New York. Dick has farmed it for 40 years, 33 years being certified organic by NOFA-NY and markets products in Central and Northern New York. Learn more about Grindstone Farm
Eden Valley Growers, Inc. established in 1956, is a vegetable growing farm cooperative that recently celebrated its 60th anniversary. Learn more about Eden Valley Growers
A locally owned and family run business, famous for our apples, baked goods, cider, and donuts. Yonder Farms has been a staple of the Capital District for many many years. Learn more about Yonder Farms
History of Turek Farms
My great-grandfather lost his job in the automobile factories in Detroit during the Great Depression. He packed up his family and headed south, unsure of what the future would hold. Learn more about Turek Farms
Rick and Laura both grew up in the Finger Lakes. We moved back here in 1981 and began Pedersen Farms in 1983 on rented land. Learn more about Pedersen Farms
Chicory Creek Farm is a small family farm located in Mount Vision, New York halfway between Cooperstown and Oneonta. We grow a wide variety of Certified Organic produce as well as pasture-raised pigs and poultry. Learn more about Chicory Creek Farm
Satur Farms was started 20 years ago by a farmers’ daughter living and working in New York City and yearning again for country life along with her chef-husband, at the top of the culinary world, but lacking the fresh ingredients that he worked with in illustrious kitchens in Europe. Armed with Paulette Satur’s plant science degrees and Chef Eberhard Müller's passion for culinary perfection, they set about growing their farming business together. Learn more about Satur Farms
Specializing in onions and potatoes, Joseph J. Rapasadi & Son Farm Produce is a grower, wholesaler as well as a direct marketer of great local produce. Learn more about Joseph Rapasadi & Son Farm Produce
Originally cleared and farmed in the 1840s, the fertile sandy soils deposited by ancient glaciers became Kubecka Farms in 1943. For 3 generations, we have grown crops here in Kirkville, New York. Learn more about Kubecka Farms
