Misty Mornings Farm is in the Finger Lakes just southwest of Seneca Lake. Thought we have day jobs, we also care for Nigerian goats, chickens and ducks.... [more]
We grow sweet corn and tomatoes and lots of veggies and melons, cut flowers, sunflowers and herbs. Everything is freshly picked daily- sometimes a couple times a day.... [more]
Sweet Sourland Farms is family owned operated, offering locally grown forest and agricultural products for sale on a modest scale.... [more]
We are a family-run vegetable farm with a home delivery program! We work with a wide variety of other farms to offer fruits, mushrooms, eggs, and more to our members!... [more]
Regeneration - Nutrition - Education At Silver Pastures Permaculture, we are passionate about regenerative agriculture.... [more]
Outlaw Organic Farm grows fresh, organic greens and vegetables in the Finger Lakes, NY. We focus on sustainable farming and supplying local chefs, farmstand customers, and farmers markets with high-qu... [more]
Founded in 2014 by millennial first-generation farmers who met through the international WWOOF network, Unadilla Community Farm is an off-grid fruit vegetable farm and non-profit permaculture educat... [more]
We are a home delivery service dedicated to bringing glass bottled milk and local farm products to our customers in Westchester and neighboring areas.... [more]
We are a small apiary, processing honey in ultra small batches to capture the range of honey flavors over our season.... [more]
Welcome to Glenmoore Greens! Located in Glenmoore, PA, Glenmoore Greens grows fresh, nutrient-packed produce perfect for healthy meals.... [more]
Family owned and operated. Fully sustainable, organic practices and a farm-table-participant. Rest assured knowing that anything that you purchase from our farm was grown with precision, care and the... [more]
At our year-round Farm Store, we carry a seasonal selection of our farm's Certified Organic produce, Animal Welfare Approved meat and eggs, and a bounty of local goods sourced from New York State.
