The ADK Food Hub showcases the bounty of products from local farms in their Farm to Table real food market and eatery. You are able to purchase prepared items or shop at the market or pick up a CSA.
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Angel Acres Farm
Angel Acres Farm is a third generation farm owned by the Morrisons. Stacy and her husband, Joshua, have returned from Maine to begin their life in NY. We will direct market beef raised by Andy and Sandy Morrison, the second generation on the farm. More plans and products to come!
Pat and April's Pork
Our pigs are home grown and fed a healthy, balanced diet, including corn, soy, and important vitamins and minerals. We do not use growth-promoting antibiotics or hormones. Our pigs are raised in a pleasant environment that we’d be happy to show you. Happy pigs make yummy pork. Also, try our beef and chicken humanely raised by us. Available year round.
Whitten Family Farm
Whitten Family Farm offers different options for CSAs. Bonus Bucks accepted. We grow our produce using the Non-certified ORGANIC method and have signed the NOFA Farmer’s Pledge. We never use GMO seeds, synthetic chemical fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides or herbicides. Cover crops and rotational plantings help fortify the soil, and reduce weed, pest and disease pressure.
Kilian Biohof
The Kilian Biohof raises NOFA_NY certified organic animals ready to butcher. As well as all natural, free range pigs. USDA inspected beef and pork.
8 O'Clock Ranch
They offer year round local meat service in which customers can choose between mixed, beef, chicken, lamb, duck and pork and custom cuts. 8 O'Clock Ranch sells Community Supported Shares (CSA), online, and from the ranch store.
Bittersweet Farm
Bittersweet Farm is accepting members for their 2021 Workshare Warrior Community Supported Agricultural (CSA). A program designed to promote access to local food without monetary exchange, the Workshare is now in its third year. Members come to Bittersweet for two hours a week, participating in all aspects of the farm in exchange for a farm share. Shares include seasonal produce and products - depending on the time of year, members may get eggs, mixed greens, potted plants, meats, fruits, vegetables or herbs.
The ADK Food Hub showcases the bounty of products from local farms in their Farm to Table real food market and eatery. You are able to purchase prepared items or shop at the market or pick up a CSA.
Angel Acres Farm is a third generation farm owned by the Morrisons. Stacy and her husband, Joshua, have returned from Maine to begin their life in NY. We will direct market beef raised by Andy and Sandy Morrison, the second generation on the farm. More plans and products to come!
Our pigs are home grown and fed a healthy, balanced diet, including corn, soy, and important vitamins and minerals. We do not use growth-promoting antibiotics or hormones. Our pigs are raised in a pleasant environment that we’d be happy to show you. Happy pigs make yummy pork. Also, try our beef and chicken humanely raised by us. Available year round.
Whitten Family Farm offers different options for CSAs. Bonus Bucks accepted. We grow our produce using the Non-certified ORGANIC method and have signed the NOFA Farmer’s Pledge. We never use GMO seeds, synthetic chemical fertilizers, pesticides, fungicides or herbicides. Cover crops and rotational plantings help fortify the soil, and reduce weed, pest and disease pressure.
The Kilian Biohof raises NOFA_NY certified organic animals ready to butcher. As well as all natural, free range pigs. USDA inspected beef and pork.
Our animals are outside and enjoy the pastured grass.
They offer year round local meat service in which customers can choose between mixed, beef, chicken, lamb, duck and pork and custom cuts. 8 O'Clock Ranch sells Community Supported Shares (CSA), online, and from the ranch store.
Bittersweet Farm is accepting members for their 2021 Workshare Warrior Community Supported Agricultural (CSA). A program designed to promote access to local food without monetary exchange, the Workshare is now in its third year. Members come to Bittersweet for two hours a week, participating in all aspects of the farm in exchange for a farm share. Shares include seasonal produce and products - depending on the time of year, members may get eggs, mixed greens, potted plants, meats, fruits, vegetables or herbs.