Stop by the farmstand for in season organic produce, organic chicken and duck eggs, wild harvests (leeks (ramps), blackberries) and for information about Tamworth pigs and pork shares. We are using sustainable farming practices to regenerate marginal land, check out our website and feel free to contact us with questions.

All our produce is grown using natural methods, no chemical fertilizers pr pesticides. We are proud to offer our community the freshest and tastiest vegetables we can grow.

Sunflour Bakery & Cafe is excited for the opportunity to incorporate fresh, local vegetables in our quiches and salads. The homegrown ingredients will enhance our offerings and make them more nutritious and delicious. 

We offer fresh organic produce direct to our community right at the the farm.

We provide a diverse amount of vegetables and other local produce. Also we have baked goods for sale.

We enjoy growing vegetables and the grand kids are learning how things grow, from planting to weeding to harvest. I farm because I enjoy it.

Julia and her father is Paul Dominique, together with her two  brothers and two sisters run Dominique farm, producing various vegetables. They plant everything themselves, not using any pesticides and practice crop rotation. They sell, beans, melons, tomatoes, squash and more at Akwesasne, Canton, Massena, and Potsdam Farmers Markets. In 2021 due to unforeseen circumstances the family won't be vegetable farming. However they do have pig for sale.

Naturally grown vegetables, and raised eggs. Our vegetables are available in the summer and fall months. We also sell hay, soybeans, oats and corn.

Martin's Farmstand is unique; they are a one-stop shop for the homegrown products from several area farms. All growers farm by chemical free and non-GMO methods. We are a reasonable priced option (often equal to supermarket prices) for really good local food.

Visit us at the Farmers Market or at our roadside stand in Hammond. We have maple syrup available all year. Vegetables are grown organically from organic seed.

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.

Andrew Yoder Family offers a good variety of vegetables that are grown right here and picked fresh.

We offer various CSAs-summer shares (Mid-June to Mid-October), students shares (September to December), winter shares (November to January), and flowers shares. Market Spend down is available (you pay ahead and shop from us at the farmers market).