635 food & preservation across the Hudson Valley.
A year-round farm stand in Red Hook, Dutchess County, open daily 8am-8pm. Locally raised pastured meats and farm products available every day of the week — one of the most accessible farm direct operations in Dutchess County.
A family farm in Tivoli, Dutchess County, raising livestock and poultry without added hormones or antibiotics. Pasture-based farming committed to transparent food production and the Hudson Valley's farm-to-table food culture.
A butcher shop in Nyack, Rockland County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Small farm in the Spruceton Valley (West Kill) with a farm stand selling eggs, pancake mix, and farm goods.
A farm in Youngsville, Sullivan County.
A year-round farm stand and CSA in Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County, open Wednesday-Saturday 11am-6pm and Sunday 12-5pm. Locally grown vegetables and farm products sold directly from the farm at 81 New Hamburg Road.
Four-generation family farm on 150 hillside acres in Warwick with panoramic valley views. U-pick strawberries, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, peaches, plums, nectarines, pears, apples, tomatoes, peppers, and vegetables in season (June-November). Farm market stocked with homemade ice cream, cider donuts on weekends, homemade pies, specialty nut butters, local honey, jams, maple syrup, and fresh-pressed apple cider. Free petting zoo seasonal.
A farm in Franklin, Delaware County, selling beef, maple syrup, honey, firewood and forest products, and crafts.
A farm in Hudson, Columbia County, selling chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, maple syrup, and honey.
A farm in Wallkill, Ulster County, selling fruit.
A butcher shop in Spring Valley, Rockland County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
A café in Cooperstown, Otsego County, selling vegetables, herbs, maple syrup, honey, flowers, plants and seedlings, and baked goods. Certified organic, pasture-raised, and grass-fed. Offers a CSA.
An orchard in Red Hook, listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination.
Homegrown fruits and vegetables, sweet corn, hanging and bedding plants, baked goods, meats, and specialty items. Open Monday through Saturday.
A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling vegetables, fruit, and herbs. Organic and grass-fed.
A small-batch raw honey producer in Bedford Hills committed to chemical-free, treatment-free beekeeping. The property's hives produce wildflower, spring clover, and seasonal varietal raw honeys from bees that forage in unsprayed landscapes. Out of the Hive also produces a line of beeswax-based beauty products including lip balms and skin creams made from on-farm beeswax. All hives use Varroa Sensitive Hygiene bees bred to resist mites without chemical intervention, resulting in genuinely pure, natural honey.
A Warren County hop farm in Pottersville that also raises eggs and vegetables, makes salsa and pickles, and sells from a farm stand, at farmers markets, and to restaurants. Open for farm visits — welcome to stop by and see the hop operation. A unique Adirondack farm growing hops for the regional craft brewing industry alongside diversified vegetables.
A family farm in Salem, Washington County, selling vegetables, herbs, orchard fruit, and berries.
A halal meat market in Spring Valley, Rockland County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Farm stand in Sharon Springs, Schoharie County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons.
A family farm in Catskill, Greene County, raising grass-fed Hereford beef using organic management and sustainable forestry practices. Steaks and roasts available by the half, box, or individual piece. A community-rooted Greene County operation committed to ecological land stewardship.
CSA farm with a mission — a portion of all produce goes directly to the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York. Members support food security while receiving their own seasonal share.
Licensed retail food store at 272 Hickory Hill Rd, Fort Plain. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A cornerstone of Orange County agriculture for over 40 years, Pennings operates 100 acres of farmland with apple and peach orchards, a year-round indoor farm market, garden center, farm-to-table grill, beer garden, and ice cream stand. Home to Pennings Farm Cidery (separate listing). Grows its own apples, apricots, peaches, peppers, pumpkins, sweet corn, tomatoes, and squash alongside produce from neighboring farms. U-pick orchards open seasonally. A full-day destination for families less than 90 minutes from NYC.
A farm in Roscoe, Sullivan County, selling beef, chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, and mushrooms. Certified organic, pasture-raised, grass-fed, and heritage breeds.
A farm stand in Monsey (Sun 10am-3pm, June 21-November 8). Accepts FMNP.
Regenerative farm and farm store in the Helderberg Mountains, selling pasture-raised meats direct. The freezer case includes Herdwick lamb and mutton raised on the farm's own pastures, pasture-raised chicken and turkey (air-chilled, no additives or antibiotics), heritage pork and sausage, and chicken, duck, and quail eggs. The store also stocks milk, cheese, butter, and other dairy from local farms, plus locally made ice cream sandwiches. Bulk meat orders can be pre-ordered, with monthly delivery to Staten Island. Farm store open daily; no dogs on the premises. Also operates under the Helder-Herdwyck Farm name (see that listing for the farm's Herdwick wool and fiber products).
Licensed retail food operation in Cobleskill, Schoharie County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A farm in Rosendale, Ulster County, selling jams and preserves.
A farm store in Roxbury, Delaware County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Family farm stand selling apples, cider, berries, honey from its own hives, eggs, grass-fed beef, maple syrup and seasonal pumpkins.
Third-generation farm stand selling fresh fruits and vegetables on Halfmoon Drive.
Pick-your-own orchard since 1973 growing 23 varieties of apples and pears, plus plums, raspberries, currants and gooseberries. The picking season runs August through October.
A farm in New Paltz, Ulster County, selling eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers. Organic.
Producer-consumer cooperatively owned market, commercial kitchen, and café in the Village of Philmont, founded in 2012 in a former gas station repurposed by the community. Features a year-round retail market carrying 75%+ locally sourced produce, meats, breads, value-added products, maple syrup, locally roasted coffee, handcrafted teas, and honeys. Operates a shared-use licensed commercial kitchen for local food businesses at below-market cost. Mission-driven anchor institution connecting Columbia County farms directly to consumers while revitalizing the village center and providing equitable food access.
Licensed retail food store at 709 Pickle Hill Rd, Fort Plain. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A nonprofit community farm in the heart of Saratoga Springs, open dawn to dusk 365 days a year. Operates a 24/7 self-serve honor-system farm stand with just-harvested produce from 11 acres of climate-smart production, plus 25+ local producers including pasture-raised meats and seasonal fruit. Through the Farm to Pantry program, provides 100,000 servings of fresh produce annually to 12+ hunger relief organizations. Also offers 120+ sliding-scale community garden beds, pick-your-own CSA, public trails, and year-round education and workforce training programs.
A self-serve farm stand on Route 30 in Amsterdam, Montgomery County, open around the clock since 2021, selling beef, pork, chicken, eggs, dairy, maple syrup, and honey.
Small gourmet granola company producing nut-based granolas sweetened with pure maple syrup. Also makes fresh fruit vinaigrettes using Hudson Valley fruit.
An apiary in Argyle, Washington County, selling honey.
A farm in Ghent, Columbia County, selling jams and preserves.
A farm in Milford, Otsego County, selling maple syrup, honey, firewood and forest products, and crafts.
Small market garden in the Potter Hollow area of Preston Hollow growing onions, herbs, garlic, and chicory.
Mission-driven nonprofit community farm established in 1999 on leased land from Vassar College, farming 12+ acres as a food justice and farmer training hub. 500+ CSA members receive weekly shares of certified naturally grown vegetables, herbs, berries, and flowers June through November. Donates 20% of produce to families in need and 5 emergency food relief organizations, serving 6,000+ individuals through educational programs. Sliding-scale and SNAP CSA options. Trains future farmers and chefs. Partners with the Culinary Institute of America and Vassar College dining.
Farm stand in Rensselaer, Rensselaer County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons.
A farm with a farm store in Milton, Ulster County, selling fruit, baked goods, jams and preserves, and cider.
Wild caught fresh New York and Connecticut State seafood. Available primarily fresh at Catskill Farmers Market and select Capital Region markets.
A North Salem farm and market with a CSA program, u-pick vegetables, herbs, and flowers during harvest season. One of the farms on the official Westchester Farm Trail, offering direct farm sales and seasonal farm experiences in the rural northern reaches of the county.
A family poultry and game farm in Pleasant Valley, Dutchess County, open year-round. Sells free-range poultry, game birds, and farm products. One of the last traditional poultry farm operations in Dutchess County.
A farm in Goshen, Orange County, selling vegetables.
A farm in Marlboro, Ulster County, selling baked goods.
Licensed retail food operation in Essex, Essex County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Migliorelli Farm's farm stand in Red Hook selling the farm's own vegetables and orchard fruit, including Italian greens, apples, pears and stone fruit.
A farm in Stuyvesant, Columbia County, selling vegetables, fruit, berries, and herbs. Organic.
Licensed retail food store at 2628 Route 29, Greenwich. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A family farm in Melrose, Rensselaer County, selling vegetables, herbs, orchard fruit, and pumpkins.
A seventh-generation family farm growing more than 250 varieties of vegetables, fruits, and meats on the Leeds-Athens Road. From amaranth to zucchini, the farm produces grass-fed beef, pork, chicken, and eggs. Sells through a farm CSA, regional and New York City farmers markets, and the Field Goods delivery network. Call for current on-farm hours and availability.
Licensed retail food operation in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A farm in Germantown listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination. Call ahead for what's offered and when.
A shop in Delhi, Delaware County, selling vegetables, herbs, mushrooms, maple syrup, honey, flowers, and baked goods. Certified organic.
Licensed retail food store at 1925 Route 73, Keene Valley. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Family apple orchard with U-pick apples and a farm store and bakery selling cider donuts, homemade pies, cider and local honey. Hayrides and a corn maze run on fall weekends.
A farm in Kingston, Ulster County, selling vegetables, fruit, and berries.
A farm in Bovina Center, Delaware County, selling Christmas trees and crafts.
A LGBTQ+ worker-owned farm in Millerton, Dutchess County, growing certified organic vegetables, flowers, and herbs with a strong commitment to equity, sustainability, and community. CSA and farm stand. Available Saturdays 9am-12pm June through October at the farm.
Seasonal pestos made with local and raw greens. Raw-milk aged cheeses from Cooperstown Cheese Co., Churchtown Dairy, and Chaseholm Farms, cut to order.
A Rockland County honey producer with hives located throughout the county in Monsey, Pomona, Suffern, and Wesley Hills. Raw local honey made from a diversity of Rockland County flora. Look for the wax seal on the jar. A genuine hyperlocal honey producer in lower Rockland County.
Licensed retail food store at 17475 NY Route 22, Berlin. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Family Century Farm growing peaches, apples, plums, pears and berries, with a seasonal farm stand selling its fruit, cider and produce.
Licensed retail food store at 260 County Highway 131, Johnstown. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Full-service cooperative grocery store at 6 South 2nd Street in Hudson, open every day 9am–7pm, using a unique Fair Pricing System designed to make quality local and organic food affordable for all income levels in Columbia County. Carries fresh produce, dairy, bread, grains, meat, seafood, and non-perishables, with a strong emphasis on local and regional sourcing. Worker-owned and community-rooted — a Columbia County institution that puts food access and local agriculture at the center of everything it does. Delivery available to homebound community members.
A café in Delhi, Delaware County, selling crafts.
A farm in Ancramdale, Columbia County, selling dairy and cheese. Grass-fed.
Licensed retail food operation in Sprakers, Montgomery County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A farm in White Sulphur Springs, Sullivan County, selling pork, chicken, eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs, and mushrooms. Organic.
A farm in South Kortright, Delaware County, selling honey and flowers.
Licensed retail food store at 5212 State Highway 28 South, Oneonta. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
One of the largest and longest-running Community Supported Agriculture operations in the Northeast, established in 1990. Now run by sisters Jody Bolluyt and Keri Latiolais on 375 acres, the farm serves 930+ CSA members with NOFA-NY and Real Organic Project certified vegetables, beef, pastured pork, chicken, and eggs. Season runs June through Thanksgiving with a winter share option. Donates leftover produce to food pantries at every pickup location. Serves members in Albany, Columbia County, Westchester, and NYC.
A boutique farm stand on Route 23A in Prattsville run by Robert and Sandra Kiley, growing quality vegetables directly in the fields behind the stand. Sweet corn, heirloom potatoes (Red Norland, Carola, fingerlings, Adirondack Blues), tomatoes, lettuces, cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, melons, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, squash, pumpkins, apples, gourds, and Indian corn. Local honey and maple syrup also available. Open mid-July through November 30.
Family farm selling its own Black Angus beef, chicken, pastured pork, eggs and seasonal organic produce, plus local cheese, jam, ice cream, honey, maple syrup and crafts in its farm shop. Visitors can feed goats and see sheep, chickens and miniature ponies.
A farm store in Montgomery, Orange County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Family-owned nursery and greenhouse selling flowers, starter plants, hanging baskets, and vegetables and fruit grown on the farm.
A farm in Davenport, Delaware County.
A farm store in Greenwich, Washington County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
A Warren County farm at Lake George selling at farmers markets and local stores. Specializes in local produce, cheese, and spirits pairings. Offers farm tours and community events. An Adirondack Harvest member farm connecting Warren County residents with locally grown food.
A certified organic farm in Brewster, Putnam County, in the Ryder family since 1795. Grows certified organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers. Markets at Union Square NYC on Saturdays, Brewster Farmers Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays, local wholesale, CSA, and on-farm sales. Custom orders and flower arrangements for events available. Intern-friendly operation. One of the oldest continuously farmed properties in Putnam County.
A family orchard in Brewster, Putnam County, selling apples, cider, pumpkins, and seasonal produce. A beloved Putnam County agricultural tradition serving the community at their farm stand on Guinea Road in Brewster.
Meat market and convenience store (Sal's Traditional Meat Center) selling cut meats such as ribeye steaks, plus sandwiches and subs.
Licensed retail food store at 1749 Route 17A, Florida. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
An orchard in Kinderhook, Columbia County, selling vegetables, apples, orchard fruit, berries, pumpkins, beef, and eggs.
A family farm in Kinderhook, Columbia County, selling vegetables, apples, orchard fruit, berries, pumpkins, beef, and pork.
Kosher butcher shop (Sammy's Kosher Market) selling beef, lamb, veal and poultry, kosher groceries and frozen foods, prepared take-out foods, deli platters and sandwiches.
Family-run orchard and greenhouse established by the Hoffman family in Fonda in 1993, with the first apple harvest coming in 1996. Named for the ancient sandy lake-bottom soils of the Mohawk Valley that give the site its well-drained, apple-friendly growing conditions. Today operates over 4,000 apple trees in 12 varieties including Honeycrisp and Pixie Crisp, plus u-pick blueberries, sunflower patches, and seasonal vegetables. The farm store and bakery offer fresh-pressed cider, cider doughnuts, caramel apples, slushies, pumpkin soft serve, kettle corn, fudge, and pies. A corn maze, hayrides with Mohawk Valley views, and farm animals make it a full agritourism destination. Spring season runs greenhouses; summer brings berries and flowers; fall is prime apple and pumpkin season. The farmhouse on the property predates the Revolutionary War.
Family-run meat market in Carousel Village Plaza selling USDA Prime beef, natural pork and chicken, stuffed and marinated meats, deli items, homemade entrees and produce. Also carries pierogi, kielbasa and baked goods; owned by Jim and Alison Gilcreast since 2024.
Three-generation grass-fed family farm operating since 1979. Pasture-raised eggs, grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork, chicken and turkey. All-natural wool yarn, blankets, and comforters. Farm-to-table cafe and espresso bar open Saturdays. Honor system farm store open 24/7. sapbushfarmstore.com
A family farm in Schuylerville, Saratoga County, selling vegetables, apples, orchard fruit, berries, pumpkins, maple syrup, and honey.
A meat market in South Fallsburg, Sullivan County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Kosher meat store selling KJ meat and chicken, deli and appetizers, with catering and takeout. Online ordering and delivery available.
Seasonal (summer) kosher meat market and deli selling beef, chicken, deli items, fish, salads and sandwiches. Online ordering through its website.
A meat market in Bloomingburg, Sullivan County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.