Farms Near Cambridge, NY

Cambridge

A farm operation based in Cambridge, in Washington County near the Vermont line. The area is known for small diversified farms and a strong local-food scene around the village of Cambridge. Specific products aren't listed online.

Cambridge

Cambridge

A Washington County market at 24 South Park Street in the village of Cambridge, near the Vermont line. Local farms bring seasonal produce, meat, eggs, and pantry goods to a working agricultural valley. The surrounding area mixes vegetable growers with livestock and dairy producers, and the market reflects that range through the season.

Cambridge

Cambridge

Between a love of animals and food, we have found ourselves here - growing food and fiber as locally and sustainably as we are able. In this time of over-consumption, fast-everything, and abundant waste - we have set our sights on slowing down, finding balance, and getting back to the root of things. Weary of mass-produced stuff churned out with little care for the people working to produce it or the impact on the environment, one of our goals is to offer food, fiber, and goods made by hand, gro

Cambridge

Ghost Light Farm in Cambridge, New York raises pasture-raised Angus beef on a family farm recognized as a NY Beef Farm of Excellence, New York Grown & Certified, and Beef Quality Assurance certified. Honoring the whole animal, the family also crafts small-batch tallow skincare balm from its own rendered tallow, sold online and at local farmers markets.

Cambridge

Seasonal farmstand with a wide selection of farm grown produce, flowers, fresh baked bread, meat, dairy, eggs, pantry items and local goods.

Cambridge

Beloved Farm sits on McKie Hollow Road in Cambridge, in the rolling farm country of Washington County near the Vermont line. Its specific crops and visitor offerings aren't posted online. Cambridge anchors a strong small-farm corner of eastern New York, with a long-running farmers market and many diversified growers nearby.

Buskirk

Sweet & Savory Farmette is a small farm on Buskirk-West Hoosick Road in Buskirk, in the Hoosic River valley of eastern New York near the Vermont border. The 'farmette' name signals a compact, diversified operation, likely mixing garden produce, eggs, or baked goods sold direct. Specific products aren't confirmed online. Reach out to the farm to see what's available.

Town of Hoosick

Moses Vegetable Farm grows vegetables along Route 67/22 in the Town of Hoosick, in the farm country of eastern Rensselaer County near the Vermont line. Expect a seasonal farmstand of fresh produce through summer and fall. No website or detailed listing was found online.

Salem

Buskirk

Strawberry Acres works land in Buskirk, along Route 67 in the Hoosic River valley on the Rensselaer–Washington county line. As the name signals, strawberries anchor the farm, ripening in June through early July across the region. Sweet corn and other summer produce typically follow through the warm months on farms like this one.

Salem

Greenwich

Greenwich Farmers' Market sets up at 70 Main Street in Greenwich, a Washington County village in upstate New York, not the Connecticut town of the same name. Growers from the farm country between the Hudson River and Vermont bring produce in season. Confirm the current schedule with the village.

Greenwich

Betterbee is a beekeeping supply company in Greenwich, Washington County, near the Vermont line. They sell hives, frames, protective gear, extractors, tools, and package bees, and ship woodenware across the Northeast. The Greenwich store and warehouse also serve as a learning center, running classes and workshops for new and experienced beekeepers. It's one of the region's better-known sources for hive equipment.

Argyle

Stuberry Acres farms in Argyle, in the dairy-and-produce country of Washington County east of the Hudson. The name suggests a berry operation, and local growers here pick strawberries in June and other berries through summer. Specific crops and hours aren't well documented online.

Buskirk

Morin's Tree Farm is on Groveside Road in Buskirk, in eastern Rensselaer County near the Vermont border. The name points to a cut-your-own Christmas tree farm, the region's common late-fall draw. No website or current details were found online to confirm its varieties or hours.

Salem

Grazin' Acres Farm in Salem, in the rolling hillsides of Washington County, New York, has produced all-natural beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and fresh vegetables since 2010 — heritage pigs and chickens on pasture and non-GMO grain, USDA-approved grass-fed and finished Angus beef, and free-ranged lamb. Products and CSA shares sell online and at several weekly farmers markets across upstate New York.

However Wild Honey works its hives in Shaftsbury, in Vermont's southwest corner, and sells raw honey, beeswax, queen bees, and nucleus colonies for other beekeepers. The apiary is at 1242 Myers Road. Orders and updates run through its website, Facebook, and Instagram rather than a storefront.

Valley Falls

North Bennington

Ploughgate Creamery has crafted small-batch cultured butter in Vermont since 2014, pairing European buttermaking tradition with fresh local farm cream — cultures rest in the cream for 24 hours before churning, yielding butter that's nutty, grassy, and sweet, hand-wrapped in kraft paper with coarse sea salt. The North Bennington creamery also makes 88% butterfat butter sheets for pastry chefs and runs a butter-lover gift subscription.

Greenwich

Bennington

This Bennington market takes its name from the Walloomsac River and sets up at the restored Bennington train station and Riverwalk Park. Local farmers and food producers sell vegetables, fruit, meat, baked goods, and crafts in southwestern Vermont, near the Massachusetts and New York lines.

Hoosick Falls

Knapp Enterprises is a farm operation off Farmers Inn Road in Hoosick Falls, in the hill country of eastern Rensselaer County near the Vermont border.

Valley Falls

Salem

Gardenworks, the longtime Salem farm on County Route 30 in Washington County, now operates as Taste + See Refuge under fourth-generation family owners. The farm stand runs daily from July through October with cut flowers, vegetables, blueberries, raspberries, herbs, and tea. Beyond the stand, the farm hosts guided flower-field tours, bouquet-making, workshops, and two lodging options, out in the country between the Battenkill and the Vermont line.

Shaftsbury

Johnsonville

Otter Creek Farm in Johnsonville, New York sells meat shares — customers own a percentage of the live animal, invest in the farm pre-season, and collect their 100% grass-fed beef, pastured pork, or pastured chicken at bulk prices after on-farm slaughter and local custom butchering. The farm is Certified Animal Welfare Approved and Certified Grassfed by A Greener World, hosts an annual Shareholder Appreciation Burger Night, and runs the Graceful Acres farmstay.

Hoosick Falls

Schuylerville

Saratoga Apple runs an apple orchard and farm market on Route 29 in Schuylerville, just east of Saratoga Springs. Apples and fresh cider anchor the market, set in the rolling farmland along the Battenkill and Hudson corridor of eastern New York.

Johnsonville

Bennington

The Blueberry House at Apple Hill Orchards grows blueberries and tree fruit on Apple Hill Road in Bennington, in the southwestern corner of Vermont. The orchard sits in the hills east of downtown, an area of small pick-your-own berry and apple growers near the New York and Massachusetts borders.

Argyle

Marisa Barone and Ian Nichols run Meltwater Farm, a 59-acre regenerative operation in Argyle with three acres of year-round USDA certified-organic vegetables, plus sheep and perennials like asparagus, raspberries, and grapes. Their summer CSA runs 18 weeks from June through September with pickup at the farm, and they also sell cut greens through farmers markets and wholesale accounts in the upper Hudson Valley.

Argyle

At Mack Brook Farm in Argyle, New York, Kevin Jablonski and Karen Christensen raise Angus cattle on 300 acres of quiet upstate pasture — grass and hay only, with both Animal Welfare Approved and American Grassfed certifications and 100% traceability from birth. Buy individual cuts at the on-farm store or discounted sides to order, or find the beef at local co-ops and natural food stores.

Schuylerville

King Brothers Dairy in Schuylerville, New York delivers farm-fresh milk, eggs, meat, and more to doorsteps across the Capital District each week — just as the King brothers' grandfather did for Saratoga Springs decades ago. Pure local, pure taste, pure tradition, with a farm store where the ice cream is always in season.

Bennington

The Bennington Farmers Market is held at 150 Veterans Memorial Drive in Bennington, in Vermont's southwest corner near the Massachusetts and New York lines. Local farmers and makers sell produce, food, and handcrafts during the market season. No schedule or contact details are listed for this entry.

Arlington

The Arlington Village Farmers Market sets up at 148 Rec Park Road in Arlington, in southwestern Vermont's Battenkill valley. It gathers area growers and food makers during the warm-weather market season. The directory lists no schedule or contact details for this location.

Schuylerville

Schuyler Farms is a fruit and produce grower on Route 29 in Schuylerville, a Saratoga County village near the Hudson River. The area is known for apples and diversified vegetable crops. No active public website was found, so retail hours and any pick-your-own details couldn't be confirmed online.

Bennington

The Apple Barn & Country Bake Shop sits on Route 7 South in Bennington, in Vermont's southwest corner. The farm market sells apples and other seasonal fruit alongside a bake shop turning out pies, cider donuts, and other baked goods. Bennington anchors the region below the Green Mountains, a common stop for travelers on Route 7. Check locally for seasonal hours and current offerings.

Schuylerville

Arlington

The Sole Connection Farm operates off Walker Meadows in Arlington, in southern Vermont's Battenkill River valley. It's listed as an agritourism spot among the small farms scattered between Arlington and Manchester. Public details about hours, seasons, and what the farm actually offers aren't posted online yet.

Grafton

Woo Berry Farm grows pick-your-own berries on Babcock Lake Road in Grafton, in the wooded hills east of Troy in Rensselaer County. Strawberries and summer berries are the draw at this small hilltop farm. Current picking days depend on the season and aren't posted online.

Argyle

Schuylerville

Winney Farm sits on Winney Road off Route 32 in Schuylerville, in the farm country of southern Saratoga County near the Hudson River. Small farms in this area lean toward produce and pick-your-own berries through the summer. This operation keeps little of a footprint online, so call ahead for what's in season, picking hours, and directions before driving out.

Cropseyville

Laughing Earth is a diverse family farm in Cropseyville, New York using organic, sustainable, and regenerative methods to raise pasture-raised meat and eggs alongside organic vegetables and flowers. Its year-round farmshare CSA keeps member families in produce through every season, with grass-fed beef, organic chicken and eggs, and organically raised pork.

Schaghticoke

Liberty Ridge spreads across 100 acres in Schaghticoke, just outside Albany and Saratoga, and runs one of the Capital Region's bigger agritourism operations. The calendar moves from a Red, White & Blueberry festival and U-pick blueberries in summer to a sunflower festival and a fall festival with a corn maze and more than 50 activities. There's food on the farm, a market barn, and cabin stays. Birthday parties, field trips, and company outings book by reservation.

Stillwater

Schaghticoke

Fort Edward

Fort Edward

Troy

Rupert

Pope's Homestead is a small Vermont farm. No product list or address turns up online here, so ask the homestead directly about what it offers and where to buy.

Granville

Fort Edward Farmers Market runs along Broadway (Route 4) in this Washington County canal village north of Saratoga. Growers from the upper Hudson and Champlain Canal region bring produce and farm products to the roadside site in season. Little is posted publicly, so confirm days and season with the village.

Manchester

This market sets up at Adams Park on Route 7A in Manchester, a resort town in southern Vermont's Green Mountains. Farms and food makers from the Battenkill valley bring vegetables, cheese, baked goods, and prepared foods during the season.

Manchester

Equinox Valley Nursery has sold trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, herbs, and vegetables in Manchester since 1979, on Route 7A (Main Street) below Mount Equinox. Greenhouses supply hanging baskets and houseplants, and the shop carries garden supplies, garden art, and home decor. It's open daily except Tuesdays, generally 10 to 4, with seasonal hours posted on its Facebook page.

Hudson Falls

A Time To Remember Carriage and Sleigh Rides offers horse-drawn carriage and sleigh rides out of Hudson Falls, in Washington County near the southern Adirondacks. Operators like this book weddings, holiday events, and winter sleigh outings once there's snow on the ground. No public website was found, so arrange rides by contacting the owner directly.

The directory lists this in Vermont, but du Trieux Farm & Inn is actually in Hartford, New York, in Washington County near the Vermont line. The family raises pastured chicken and grass-fed lamb and runs a bed-and-breakfast, so guests can stay on a working farm. Meat is sold direct; the inn handles overnight stays.

Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Maple produces pure New York maple syrup near Saratoga Springs, along with a full line of maple products: bourbon-barrel-aged syrup, maple cream, maple candy, maple sugar, pancake mix, and maple-flavored coffee. The family sugarhouse packs gift baskets and sells direct, with syrup made fresh each spring during sugaring season.