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Providing fresh and local produce to you! Stop by to find out whats growing and talk with your local farmer. Open 7 days a week!

They have it all here!

Spring: plants; annuals and perennials.

Summer: trees, shrubs, veggies, fruits. (And how about that corn?)

Fall: They carry an assortment of plants, their usual fruits and vegetables, mums, pumpkins, and their cider donuts!

Winter: Ho, ho, ho, It’s Christmas time. Looking for a tree or a wreath? Look no further.

They are a small family farm that has been in business for 16 years going to local farmers market in Cold Spring, Arlington, Beacon, Brewster, James Baird State Park, and Millbrook, NY. They are farmers that believe in organic methods and have been growing organically on virgin soil for 44 year before anyone even knew or understood what organic meant. They are beekeepers and maple syrup producers.

The Glynwood Center for Regional Food and Farming is a non-profit organization serving food and farming changemakers from New York’s Hudson Valley and beyond.

They advance local food production here in the region, as well as educate a national audience about efforts to regionalize food and agriculture. They are inspired by, and contribute to, aligned work far beyond the borders of the Hudson Valley. Guided by the highest standards of ecosystem, soil, animal and community well-being, they promote regenerative agriculture in service of our natural environment, local economies and human health.

Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center is a working crop farm and environmental education facility located in Yorktown Heights, NY. Formerly a dairy farm, and with roots dating back to the 1600’s, today Hilltop Hanover acts as a regional education hub offering programs on healthy and sustainable food production, skills for small-scale suburban and urban farmers, and sustainable living practices for local communities.

The farm features demonstration models for backyard farming, animal management, rainwater harvesting, organic composting, and green-roof technology. Visitors are encouraged to come and hike the farm’s 3.5 miles of woodland trails, enjoy a picnic overlooking the property, and visit their chickens and goats. Hilltop Hanover holds numerous classes and lectures, offers seasonal CSA shares, and maintains a farm stand and U-Pick program during the growing season. Hilltop Hanover Farm also offers guided tours, classes, and field trips for school groups, garden clubs, and scout troops.

The farm is committed to donating 10% of annual vegetable production to local food pantries and warmly welcomes volunteers.

Longhaul Farm, launched in January 2011, is a farm and think/act/learn space located in Garrison, NY in the lower Hudson Valley. Longhaul Farm practices organic, sustainable agriculture while striving to make farming, gardening and issues of food and social justice accessible, relevant, and present in the lives of as many different groups of people as possible.

Formerly known as Daisy Hill Farm, their new family will strive to continue providing the best organic fruits, vegetables, specialty and gourmet products.

• Everything they sell comes directly from their garden.
• All of their vegetables are organic, although they are not ‘certified organic’
• They also carry a great variety of specialty items, unique to our stand.

Snow Hill Farm was established in 2004 in an effort to bring fresh healthful food to the community while practicing  responsible organic farming.

As a working farm on nearly 140 acres of gardens, pastures and woods in the Town of North Salem, they are committed to  preserving and sustaining the land in healthy condition for  future generations.

Stuart’s Fruit Farm is a family-operated farm since 1828 located in Westchester County, New York.  It is about an hour away from New York City. The farm began as cattle farm and evolved to an agricultural farm.

Depending on your seasonal needs; visit us in the spring to buy a varied selection of flowers and vegetable plants, the autumn for apple picking and pumpkin picking, and in the winter for Christmas trees.

Visiting Stuart’s Fruit Farm in the autumn is an exceptional time of the year.  Aside from the perfect apple picking with an array of apples take a hayride around the orchard, pick a few pumpkins, and visit the farm stand to buy fresh produce and the bakery for delicious apple cider donuts and homemade pies baked daily.  Finally, before heading home have a picnic with your family to enjoy the beautiful fall foliage.