Butchie’s Organic Farm is located in Cochecton, New York along the Delaware River. The land was first farmed shortly after the first settlers arrived sometime in the 1750s. Shortly after the Revolutionary War, Nathan Mitchell and his family established themselves on the land and began farming. More recently the land was farmed by Alice and Neil Fitzgerald of River Brook Farm, who established an organic farm. The land, now farmed by us at Butchie’s Organic Farms, offers a variety of vegetables and meats.

Welcome to Elk Ravine Farm, where you can hug a Highlander, cuddle a calf, pet a pony, get wonky with a donkey, and so much more! Enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride through our scenic countryside! See what life's like on the other side of the fence! Hands-on private farm tours for everyone!

Field Goods connects you to the best small farms around, so you know exactly where – and who – your food comes from. We really do know our farmers. And their dogs!

Golden Harvest was established in the 1950s, but the story of apples on this land goes back much further. The apple orchards of the upper Hudson Valley are some of the most productive in the world, and have a history that goes back hundreds of years. The climate and soil composition is especially good for growing apples, especially in Columbia County.

Greig Farm has been family-run since 1942. Come pick your-own fruits and vegetables from May through October and visit the year round farmer's market.

Our microgreens are available for purchase to local restaurants, grocers, and the general public. After several years of seeking a place for this exciting new social enterprise, the perfect property was found in Acra, NY, to begin our first crop – micro-greens.

Kelder’s Farm, is an award winning sustainable farm in the Hudson Valley, and hosts friendly farm animals, homegrown mini-golf, a massive, kid-pleasing jumping pillow, and a famous, record-setting giant garden gnome.

More than just a marketplace, the farmer’s market has evolved to provide the community a vibrant gathering place dedicated to supporting local mid-Hudson Valley farmers, producers, and artisans, and is committed to promoting environmental and economic sustainability.

Established in 1969, Love Apple Farm has been part of the agricultural community in New York’s Hudson Valley for 50 years. Love Apple Farm is a working 80 acre farm that is opened all year round. We also grow blackberries, blueberries, cherries, gooseberries, peaches, plums as well as raspberries & strawberries.

Cooperative marketing is the oldest form of commerce where public spaces are used to allow the community to not only buy goods, but also to gather. The farmers’ market movement is the modern form of that public marketplace and the Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market is proud to step into that role. 2019 is the inaugural year of the new Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market, but this market has deep roots…

Every June through Labor Day, the bounty of the Hudson Valley is on full display at the Poughkeepsie Waterfront Market. The market takes place on Monday afternoons on the shore of the beautiful Hudson River and offers farm fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, eggs, poultry, baked goods, maple products available from local farms. Here are also prepared food vendors as well as live music and a rotating showcase of local non-profit organizations.

Do honey bees smile? Sure they do, look closely and you’ll see Purple Bee Farm bees grinning from antenna to antenna. They have every reason to bee happy. Purple Bee Farm is surrounded by woodlands, meadows and flowering gardens giving their bees an abundance of plant diversity for balanced nutrition and a unique “taste of place” to their artisanal wildflower honey.