118 working farms, makers, markets, and producers in Otsego County, New York.
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A farm in Oneonta, Otsego County, selling vegetables, herbs, maple syrup, honey, wool and fiber, soap and skincare, and firewood and forest products.
State-licensed nursery stock grower in Hartwick, Otsego County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
A farm in Cherry Valley, Otsego County, raising pasture-raised chicken and 100% grass-fed whole lambs.
A NOFA-NY certified organic family farm near Richfield Springs, about 15 minutes from Cooperstown in Otsego County, certified organic since 2006. Raises and sells certified organic grass-finished beef and dairy, along with pastured pork, lamb, free-range eggs, and certified organic pastured chicken and Thanksgiving turkey raised on a soy-free diet. Also grows certified organic hay, small grains, potatoes, and garlic, and offers a meat CSA with orders taken year-round. One of the longer-established certified organic operations in central New York.
A farm in Laurens, Otsego County, selling vegetables, berries, herbs, flowers, and crafts. Certified organic.
Kubota Elite Dealer serving Otsego County and surrounding region, family-owned for over 50 years. Sells and services the full Kubota lineup including tractors, compact construction equipment, utility vehicles, zero-turn mowers, and hay tools. Also carries Land Pride, New Holland, Case IH, Stihl, FAE forestry equipment, and Bush Hog. Mobile on-site service available for home, farm, or jobsite. Part of a seven-location network across NY, NH, and VT.
NYS-licensed cannabis microbusiness with a retail location at 393 Main Street, Oneonta. Opened to the public in July 2025.
Full-service rural lifestyle store carrying livestock feed, poultry supplies, fencing, waterers, feeders, small animal supplies, pet food, garden tools, seeds, and outdoor power equipment. Offers propane refill, trailer rental, garden center, and PetVet clinic on-site. The primary large-format farm supply retailer for the Oneonta and Otsego County area.
AC Stauble Hill is an herbalist, herb farmer, and educator based at Cohosh Creek Herb Farm in West Edmeston. Produces small-batch handmade herbal remedies using homegrown and wild-harvested plants — skin salves, muscle rubs, tinctures, tea blends, infused vinegars, and bulk herbs. Graduate of the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine. Offers herbal consultations on sliding scale and teaches through the Actaea Academy. Available Saturdays at the Cooperstown Farmers Market.
Licensed retail food store at 107 Main St, Otego. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Off-grid, solar-powered nonprofit permaculture education center on 12 acres in West Edmeston, founded in 2014. Runs Farm Fellowship and Volunteer Program covering no-till organic farming, agroforestry, permaculture design, natural building, foraging, herbalism, and food preservation. Home to a 1-acre multi-story food forest with 350+ fruit and nut trees and 480+ berry shrubs. USDA Conservation Stewardship Program member and first Otsego County recipient of NY State Climate Resilient Farming program. All produce donated to food pantries and herbal aid programs.
A cidery in New Berlin, Otsego County, selling cider and crafts.
USDA Service Center where farmers work with the Farm Service Agency on farm loans, program payments and disaster assistance, and where a farm number is issued. Serves Otsego County. FSA offices are typically in the same building as the NRCS conservation staff. Call ahead to confirm hours.
An artisan in Oneonta, Otsego County.
A 4,000-square-foot Amish-run farm market featuring products from more than 60 local farmers, bakers, and crafters. Carries fresh local produce, meats, deli, cheese, baked items, snacks, bulk flours, pantry staples, and specialty items. Family-owned by Daniel Weaver. A rare full-service local food source for the Morris and Gilbertsville corridor.
Family-run beef and hemp farm in the Schenevus Valley, founded in 2004 by Willie and Rebecca Weinert as a beef operation and expanded into organic CBD hemp production in 2019. Produces full-spectrum CBD tinctures, salves, gummies, and topicals from organically grown, CO2-extracted hemp alongside all-natural USDA beef. On-farm shed store open daily 8am to 8pm.
An artisan in Maryland, Otsego County.
State-licensed greenhouse grower in Cherry Valley, Otsego County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.