Fredonia, ny

Local Food near Fredonia, ny

North Bloomfield, Ohio

Our beekeeping journey began in 2009 with a conversation in our vegetable garden about us not seeing the number of honeybees we had in years past.... [more]

Naples, New York

Schenk Homestead Farm is a small, diversified farmstead focusing on growing vegetables with regenerative practices.... [more]

WOODHULL, New York

Grass-Fed Beef, Pastured Organically-Fed Chicken, Non-GMO Pastured Turkey, Pastured Pork, Pastured Eggs (Organically-Fed), Local Raw Honey, Local Maple Syrup, Artesian Sourdough made with organic It... [more]

Fredonia, New York

We are a small farm, the size that was capable of sustaining a single family 100 years ago, owned by one family for over a century, still growing fruit and vegetables, offering tours of vineyards, gar... [more]

Forestville, New York

We are a small USDA Certfied Organic farm on the shores of the great lake Erie-- We specialize in Charentais French Melons---Many types of Asian and Europen Pears and many types of Grapes----

Dunkirk, New York

We are a new farm located in Sheridan specializing in pasture raised chicken and turkey. Our cornish cross chickens are raised on locally grown feed which is carefully portioned to allow this fast-gro... [more]

Brocton, New York

T&M Apiaries raises Russian and Italian honeybees to produce the regions finest raw honey and help the local orchards florish.... [more]

South Dayton, New York

For Peate's Sake Homestead is a small family farm located in Western New York about an hour south of Buffalo.... [more]

Westfield, New York

We live on a former Amish Farm that raised organic produce for local sales As this has been our first year on the farm we have been concentrating selling similar produce from the local Amish communit... [more]

Forestville, New York

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]

Silver Creek , New York

5 acres of the freshest blueberries on earth, just one mile from Lake Erie.