Hannibal, ny

Farm Stands near Hannibal, ny

Kendall, New York

We raise pastured hens under the shade provided by the solar panels that will provide 100% of the electricity for our home and farm.... [more]

Cohocton, New York

Clover Road Farm has been dedicated to growing the best food possible with organic growing methods that provide safe and natural foods.... [more]

Kendall, New York

Bell Farm currently growing Certified Organic Fruits and Veggies since 2005.

Mt. Morris, New York

W Koschara & Sons farming operations was first established on Long Island New York near the hamlet of Selden in 1895 by William Koschara and his wife Gersche.... [more]

Wayland, New York

Hydroponically grown fruits and vegetables using natural practices for year round production. Locally sourced organic certified seed and non-GMO root-stock used for all crops with many heirloom variet... [more]

Whitney Point, New York

Sunny Hill Farm is a family-run business located in beautiful Upstate New York, just southeast of the Finger Lakes region.... [more]

Le Roy, New York

We are a 4th generation family farm located in LeRoy, NY. We strive provide healthy, happy, quality pasture-raised meats without the use of antibiotics or added hormones for our family and local commu... [more]

Kendall, New York

B&C Christ Farms is a small family farm in the town of Kendall NY owned and worked by Butch and Cindy Christ along with our daughter Elizabeth and her family.

Erin, New York

We are a small farm that loves animals. We started raising pigs, chickens, bees and this spring beef.... [more]

Norwich, New York

NOFA certified; full range organic vegetables; some fruit; eggs; poultry Internships available

Newark Valley, New York

Things have changed here on our little farm, no longer a hobby farm. Our farm now consists of 11 cows, 5 merino sheep, 9 romney sheep, 2 Cormo, 1 BFL, 3 jacob, 9 Alpaca's, 2 Llamas, 5 dairy goats, 7... [more]

Bath, New York

We're a family run farm near Bath and Hammondsport offering a variety of products including plants, honey, free-range heritage breed chicken eggs, and Cayuga duck eggs (eating or hatching!).... [more]