20 animals & livestock in Washington County, New York.
A nationally recognized beekeeping supply company and education center in Greenwich, Washington County, serving beekeepers across the region and country. Stocks a comprehensive range of hive equipment, protective gear, feeding supplies, treatments, and honey processing equipment. Also a significant center for beekeeping education — Director of Research and Education Dr. David Peck teaches workshops regularly. A hub for Washington County and Upper Hudson Valley beekeepers.
A farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling chicken, plus Icelandic lamb shares.
A farm in Hartford, Washington County, raising pastured chicken and lamb. Sells shares: half and whole lamb, by pre-order.
USDA-inspected slaughter and processing facility in Eagle Bridge, Washington County, handling cattle, hogs, and sheep and lamb. Also takes custom-exempt work for farmers and individuals having their own animals processed (that meat is for the owner's household, not for resale). USDA establishment M33843. Call ahead to schedule.
A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling Blonde d'Aquitaine beef in sampler and ground-beef bundles.
A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling lamb.
A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, raising Wagyu beef. Sells shares: half and quarter.
A farm in Argyle, Washington County, raising heritage turkeys and American Guinea Hog pork. Sells shares: whole or half hogs.
A farm in Fort Ann, Washington County, selling pastured beef in boxes and bundles. Sells shares: quarter cows.
Family-run Black Angus beef farm in Cambridge, NY Grown and Certified, awarded NY Beef Farm of Excellence and Beef Quality Assurance Certified. Raises pasture-raised, naturally grown Angus cattle using rotational grazing with a unique partnership with a nearby distillery to feed nutrient-rich distillers' grain. Also produces small-batch beef tallow balm. Founded 2021 by the Morrow family.
A large animal veterinary practice in Granville serving Washington, southern Warren, and northern Saratoga counties in New York, plus Rutland and northern Bennington counties in Vermont. Provides medical services for horses, cows, sheep, goats, llamas, and alpacas through farm visits and on-site treatment facilities. Dedicated to preventive care and animal wellness in the Upper Hudson Valley and southern Adirondack region.
A farm in Salem, Washington County, selling pasture-raised meats.
A family-owned regenerative farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling pasture-raised chicken, turkey, duck, and lamb, plus eggs, maple syrup, and baked goods.
A farm in Cambridge, Washington County, selling meat direct. Rare and endangered heritage-breed pork, forest-raised, including American Mulefoot; also rabbit and duck. Animal Welfare Approved; by appointment and at markets. Sells shares: bulk pork shares.
A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, raising dry-aged, 100% grass-fed beef and pastured pork; also runs a network that sells many regional farms' products.
USDA-inspected slaughter and processing facility in Argyle, Washington County, handling cattle and hogs. Also takes custom-exempt work for farmers and individuals having their own animals processed (that meat is for the owner's household, not for resale). USDA establishment M4265. Call ahead to schedule.
A 300-acre farm in Argyle, Washington County, raising grass-fed Angus beef; Animal Welfare Approved and American Grassfed certified.
A farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling Angus and Hereford beef direct. Call to order.
A family farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling beef, chicken, turkey, and eggs.
A farm in Argyle, Washington County, selling beef direct. Call to order.