McCracken Farms is a multi-generational family farm located in the town of Sweden, New York. We are dedicated to providing locally-grown, high quality produce to our patrons.
Joe's Farm, located on White Rd in the town of Sweden, was founded by Farmer Joe, on the farmstead established by his grandfather, Lauren McCracken, with the help of his father, loving wife, and newbo... [more]
Pork! Chicken! Beef! We have all natural meats, raised on our family farm. We sell half hogs and quarter beefs; we also sell individual cuts of pork, beef and chicken.... [more]
Lake Country Premium is devoted to reconnecting the farmer to the consumer. We raise heritage breeds such as Angus cattle, Dorset and Suffolk sheep in open pasture.... [more]
Kyle Farms is a local Genesee Valley based farm, dedicated to producing local, delicious, all natural lamb for Western NY.... [more]
We offer an Organic Pastured Chicken CSA . We are the only meat CSA in the area. Members receive 10 chickens through the course of the season.... [more]
We are a small family run farm that strives to have top quality produce at a fair price. We started our farm in 1995 and have been growing every sense.... [more]
All Natural Meats that are processed and sold at Dispenza's comes from animals that were raised without the use of antibiotics, steroids, growth hormones or anything unnatural all cows have lived out... [more]
Our home location is at 51 State Street in the Village of Holley, open 7 days a week. We are a family run farm and grow the largest variety of specialty items in the area.... [more]
We know you want to EAT LOCAL; lettuce deliver! Sourcing from 25+ Chautauqua County, NY area organic & sustainable farms, CHQ Local Food is a local food distributor or food hub offering a delivery ser... [more]
At Rainwater Farms we grow a variety of vegetables and raise chickens for eggs. As a farm our goal is to provide great fresh food to our community, while taking care of our land and soil responsibly.... [more]
Post Apples is a family operated farm since the late 1800's. We started with raising potatoes, oats, and apples.... [more]
