Farms in Schuylerville, NY

Schuylerville · Dairy Farm, Egg Farm

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.

Schuylerville · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Schuylerville · Agritourism Farm

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.

Schuylerville · Agritourism Farm

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.

Schuylerville · Agritourism Farm

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.

Greenwich · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Greenwich · Agritourism Farm

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.

Greenwich · Farmers Market

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.

Stillwater · Farm Stand, U-Pick Farm

Valley Falls · CSA Farm

Saratoga Springs · Agritourism Farm

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.

Healthy Living is a natural-foods market on Dorset Street in South Burlington, with a second store in Williston. Beyond groceries, it runs a prepared-foods deli and cafe, catering, and a bakery that makes custom cakes. The market leans hard on Vermont and organic products and functions as a neighborhood gathering spot as much as a grocery store.

Gansevoort · Farm Stand

Fort Edward · Farmers Market

Argyle · CSA Farm

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 · Agritourism Farm

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.

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.