
Farms and orchards in New York’s Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains are known for bountiful harvests and high-quality products. Visitors can find a variety of fresh produce, including fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy products. Many farms offer direct sales, while local resellers, farmers’ markets, and farm stores provide a wide selection of locally sourced items. Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for fresh, organic eats, this region has plenty to offer.
Christmas Tree Lane is a family owned Christmas tree farm located in the Hudson Valley, NY. They offer cut your own trees or purchase pre-cut trees.
Indian Ladder Farms in Albany County is the perfect place for those who appreciate nature, fresh foods and the u-pick farm experience.
Wallkill View Farm is your farm market for all seasons offering the highest quality plants and freshest vegetables direct from our farm.
Phoenicia Honey Co. produces small batch farm crafted honey and bath and body treatments filled with locally sourced ingredients.
Solid Ground Farm in Ulster County, NY, uses all organic practices and our animals are pastured and fed only non-GMO feed.
Banbury Cross Farm raises grass-fed beef and lamb with no added hormones, no antibiotics, no meat by- products, and a totally vegetarian diet.
The mission of the Stony Kill Foundation is to develop environmental, educational and historical interpretive and outdoor recreation programs and events.
Long Season Farm is a small farm focused on providing seasonal vegetables after the traditional growing season has ended.
Katchkie Farm is a year-round NOFA-certified organic Community Supported Agriculture farm in Kinderhook, New York.
Raven & Boar Farm is a family owned farm in northern Columbia County producing pork, fresh free range eggs and herbs and produce.
Dashing Star Farm livestock are free-range and fed locally grown forages and whole grains. Yarns, wool, and sheepskins are naturally made.
John Fazio Farm Market and BBQ offers farm fresh produce and meats and some of the most delicious BBQ found in the Hudson Valley.
