133 working farms, makers, markets, and producers in Washington County, New York.
Sixth-generation family farm operating since 1845 on the Battenkill River, known for legendary sweet corn and exceptional heirloom and specialty potatoes — including Green Mountain, Ozette, Adirondack Red, and Adirondack Blue. Also produces market vegetables and maple syrup. Farm store open mid-May through mid-October with farm-direct produce plus local meats, European foods, and bakery items. Vendors at the Saratoga Saturday Farmers' Market.
A hydroponic farm in Shushan, Washington County, selling vegetables and herbs.
A family farm in Greenwich, Washington County, selling beef, chicken, turkey, and eggs.
A farm-to-glass microbrewery on Main Street in Granville (the historic "Colored Slate Capital of the World"), opened on Labor Day Weekend 2018 by owners Glenn Wetherell and Susan Knapp in a 1930s building. Pours eight beers on tap including the flagship Not Your Average Main Street Blonde Ale and the Hop Shed DIPA (malted oats with Galaxy and Centennial hops). The on-site brewery kitchen serves handmade 12" pizzas and jumbo wings — reservations recommended on busy weekends.
A farmers market in Granville (Wed 3pm-6pm, June 10-October 14). Accepts FMNP.
A farm stand in Granville (Sat 10am-4pm, May 16-October 17). Accepts SNAP. Accepts FMNP.
A veteran-owned and operated microbrewery in Fort Edward producing small-batch brews with a creative approach — every beer or seltzer is made with high-quality ingredients and careful attention. Don't miss the summer slushies, made with a rotating selection of hard seltzers brewed in-house. A community-focused taproom on the Champlain Canal corridor.
An orchard-based farm cidery at Hicks Orchard — New York's oldest U-pick — producing award-winning hard ciders, ice ciders, and apple brandy from estate-grown American and English heritage apple varieties. Open since 2007 in a converted 1930s cold storage barn. Named for the centuries-old hamlet that is home to Hicks Orchard, where the first apple trees were planted in the 1880s. Slyboro re-introduces the lost craft of traditional American cider — fermented from estate-grown apples just as grapes are fermented into wine. Tasting room with cider and cheese pairings, located in the foothills of the Adirondacks near the Vermont border.
Producer-only vegetable stand selling the Stevens family's own vegetables on County Route 49. Accepts SNAP/EBT.
A berry farm in Argyle, listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination.
Licensed retail food operation in Fort Ann, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A farm stand in Fort Ann (Mon-Thur 10am-7pm, Fri-Sun 9am-4pm, Year-round). Accepts FMNP.
A farm in Cambridge listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination. Call ahead for what's offered and when.
Fourth-generation Ziehm family dairy farm with a farm store in a 200+ year-old renovated barn in North Easton. Sells homegrown beef, pork, eggs, Cabot-certified cheese, pumpkins in 90+ varieties, cider donuts, and curated local products including Mapleland Farms maple syrup. Also hosts the weekly Route 40 Farmers Market on Thursdays and a calendar of farm events and antiques.
State-licensed nursery and greenhouse grower in Fort Edward, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
Licensed retail food store at 11834 NY Route 40, Schaghticoke. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Full-service rural lifestyle store serving northern Washington County with 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. Primary large-format farm supply destination for the Granville and Whitehall corridor.
Tractor Supply Co. store in Greenwich, Washington County: farm and ranch retailer selling animal feed, livestock and poultry supplies, fencing, tools and pet supplies. Many stores also offer propane refill, trailer rental and PetVet clinics; check the store page for what this location offers.
John Deere dealer in Greenwich, Washington County, selling new and used tractors, mowers, Gator utility vehicles and compact construction equipment, with parts and service departments. Part of United Ag & Turf, which has stores across the Northeast.
A regional trade organization representing 60+ maple producers across Columbia, Fulton, Hamilton, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Warren, and Washington counties. Every spring members host the popular Maple Open House Weekends — free public tours of participating sugarhouses with samples, pancake breakfasts, and demonstrations. Also staffs a sugarhouse at the Washington County Fair each summer. The best resource for finding local maple farms and events across the Upper Hudson region.
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 Washington, Warren and Saratoga counties. FSA offices are typically in the same building as the NRCS conservation staff. Call ahead to confirm hours.
State-licensed nursery and greenhouse grower in Granville, Washington County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
Open-web buy/sell/trade classifieds for Washington County, covering Greenwich, Cambridge, Salem, Hudson Falls, and surrounding rural towns. Free to browse and post, no login or Facebook account required.
Washington County's community action food pantry. Monthly distribution to residents who apply annually and meet eligibility requirements.
One of the great agricultural fairs of upstate New York, held annually in Greenwich, Washington County, drawing 130,000+ visitors over seven days each August. Features draft horse demonstrations including single and team work, logging arch, and obstacle courses; open fiber shows for goats and sheep; handweavers; 4-H exhibits; livestock competitions; tractor pulls; and local food and craft vendors. Rooted in the strong agricultural heritage of Washington County and the Upper Hudson Valley.
County Soil and Water Conservation District office serving landowners and farmers in Washington County, located in the USDA Service Center on Route 40.
Water well and pump contractor in Cambridge, Washington County. Registered with the NYS DEC as a water well contractor and listed by the Empire State Water Well Drillers Association.
A farm in Argyle, Washington County, selling beef direct. Call to order.
Seasonal Tuesday afternoon market at Canal Park on Skenesborough Drive in Whitehall, serving northern Washington County. Part of the Route 22 Farmers' Market network. Connects the Whitehall area — birthplace of the US Navy — with local farm producers from across the county.
Salem blacksmith forging handmade BBQ tools, fire pokers, and fireplace screens.
Award-winning maple syrup producer since 2002 making 2,500+ gallons per season. Pure maple syrup, cream, sugar candies, and Bourbon Barrel-Aged Maple Syrup. Online ordering year-round. wildhillmaple.com
A maple producer in Cambridge, Washington County, selling maple syrup and spirits.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 106 Main St, Greenwich. Opened to the public in October 2024.