
Holmquest Farms
As fourth generation family farmers, we are proud to continue the tradition that our great grandfather began in 1944. Today the farm
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Rooted in rich soil and strong tradition, Columbia County’s farms and markets showcase the best of the season. Meet local growers, sample fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, baked goods, and handcrafted specialties, and experience the connection between land, community, and table.

As fourth generation family farmers, we are proud to continue the tradition that our great grandfather began in 1944. Today the farm

Certified organic & eco-friendly, Honey Dog Farm is dedicated to sustainable, local agriculture. The Farm Stand, located at Long Hill Farm, is

Family owned and operated since 1916, nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, a small Pick-Your-Own Apple Orchard.

Hover Farms is a sixth generation family farm, focusing on sustainable farming methods. We strive to produce natural, grass-fed, high quality meats
Local producers only; meat, eggs, plants & flowers, cheese, fruits & vegetables in season, baked goods & prepared foods, wool, wool products

Premium grass-fed and grass-finished beef and lamb, as well as eggs and pastured chickens at on-site farm store. Daily 7am-6pm, Call for

Local farmers’ market offering a wide variety of goods: produce, naturally raised meats, free-range eggs, baked goods, flowers, bedding plants, honey, maple
Letterbox is a diversified organic farm in the heart of New York’s Hudson Valley. We grow vegetables, greens, herbs, and flowers; along

We are a family owned and operated certified organic maple sugaring operation, producing high quality maple syrup from over 5,000 taps. We
Unique annuals, perennials, and herbs; sweet corn, Indian corn, pop-corn, pumpkins – u-pick and available at the market, dried flowers and wreaths

We grow a diverse array of vegetable crops and dedicated to bringing the highest quality produce to our local customers. We believe
INDOOR ~ OPEN 7 DAYS/WEEK 11am – 6pm
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