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As a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization, we rely on donations, grants and volunteers to fulfill our mission. Contributions to

RVGA are tax-deductible. Call, email, stop by, or visit our website to find out how you can help.

Your generosity helps keep local farming strong!

phone (845) 626-1532 email [email protected]

website rondoutvalleygrowers.org facebook @RVGA1mailing address P.O. Box 867, Stone Ridge, NY 12484

office 1915 Lucas Avenue, Cottekill NY 12419

makes a smaller carbon footprint

preserves open space

protects irreplaceable soils

fuels the local economy

Locally grown food is: fresher, more nutritious, better tasting, and better for the health of the community

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ACCORD CATTLE COMPANY

Scott M. Long4724 Rte 209, Accord(845) 399–[email protected] beef & yorkshire pigsOn-Farm SalesYear-round by appointment

ALEWIFE FARMTyler Dennis

200 Esopus Ave, [email protected] vegetables & herbsWholesale / Farmers MarketsYear-round by appointment

ANJES FARMDonald Shupack

Stone Ridge(845) 687–[email protected]

APRIL FLOWERSApril Kinser

2211 Hurley Mountain Rd, Kingston(845) 901–[email protected]

aprilflowersfarmstandsustainable specialty-cut flowers & floral design serviceWholesale / On-Farm Sales July–Sept, daily during daylight

ARROWOOD FARMSBlake Arrowood &

Jacob Meglio236 Lower Whitfield Rd, Accord(828) 253–[email protected] [email protected] arrowoodfarms.com

arrowoodfarmsOrganic hops, beer, pork, brewery & tasting roomOn-Farm Sales; Fri 5–9pm, Sat 1–9pm, Sun 1–8pm

BARTHEL’S FARM MARKET

Roxanne & Gary Sachetti, Nicholas Cipollone8057 Rte 209, Ellenville(845) 647–[email protected]

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Fruits & vegetables from A-Z, asparagus to zucchiniWholesale / Farm Stand April–Dec, 8am–6pm

BELL’S CHRISTMAS TREESGordon & Paula Bell,

Brian & Lori Bell647 Mettacahonts Rd, Accord(845) 626–[email protected] bellschristmastrees.com

bellschristmastreesU-cut trees: Thanksgiving–Dec 24th Potted trees, hay, gravel, screened potsoil, garden & lawn soil: Year-round; Mon–Fri 9:30–dusk, Sat & Sun 8:00–dusk

BERRY NICE FARMLarry Godfried

[email protected] fruitMay–Sept, by appointment

BONTICOU DUCKSPolly Gregor & Brian Guillorn

784 County Rte 6, High Falls(845) 687–[email protected] poultry: heritage ducks, chickens & geeseWholesale / On-Farm Sales March–Oct, by appointment

BUZZANCO’S GREENHOUSES & FARM

Angie Buzzanco2050 Sawkill-Ruby Rd, Kingston(845) 336–[email protected], vegetables, herbs, cacti, succulents, unusual hanging baskets & plantsFarm Stand; April–July, 10am–5pm;Sept–Oct, 1pm–5pm

CATSKILL NATIVE NURSERYFrancis Groeters &

Diane Greenberg607 Samsonville Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected]

catskillnativenurseryNorth American perennials, trees, shrubs, heirlooms, herb plants, & unusual edible plantsRetail; Mid–April to end of Oct, Thurs–Mon 9:30am–6pm

C.E.O. NATURAL ANGUS BEEF

Claude E. Osterhoudt3866 Atwood Rd, Stone Ridge(845) 687–[email protected] and antibiotic-free beefWholesale / On-Farm SalesYear-round by appointment

CENTER FOR BIOREGIONAL LIVING

Andrew Faust & Adriana Magaña253 Briggs Hwy, Ellenville(917) 584–[email protected]

permaculturenewyorkOrganic vegetables, eggs, medicinal herbs & raw goat milkBy appointment

CLOVE VALLEY CSAAileah Kvashay

81 Clove Valley Rd, High Falls(845) 687–[email protected]

clovevalley.csaVegetables, herbs & flowersCSA / On-Farm Sales / Farmers MarketsApril–Oct, Tues & Fri 8am–7pm

COUNTRY FLOWERS GREENHOUSES

Drew & Robin Andersen7759 Rte 209, Napanoch(845) 647–[email protected]

countryflowers.greenhousesHerbs, vegetables, annual & perennial plantsFarm Stand; Mother’s Day–end of June, 9am–6pm

DAMN GOOD HONEY FARMKeith & Jennifer Duarte

150 Hilltop Terrace, Kerhonkson(845) 701–[email protected]

danmgoodhoneyfarmVegetables, honey, handcrafted beeswax, honey soap & beekeeping educationBy appointment

DAVENPORT FARMSBruce & Barth Davenport

3411 Rte 209, Stone Ridge(845) 687–[email protected]

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Full line produce, sweet corn, gourmet groceries, local meat, nursery, bakery & meals to go Farm Stand; Daily 7am–7pm

DUCHESS FARM EQUESTRIAN CENTER

Michael & Deborah Warren35 Warren Way, High Falls(845) 559–[email protected]

duchessfarmHorses, lessons, training & boarding; organic eggs & hayYear-round, 10am–4pm

F & C BROOKS AND SONSRandy Brooks

285 Tongore Rd, Kingston(845) 901–0943

FC-Brooks-and-sons-dairy-farm-565614483558204/Dairy, hay, calves & beefOn-Farm SalesYear-round

FARMERS TABLE FARMRAIL TRAIL CAFE

Brian Farmer & Tara Johannessen344 River Rd Extension, New Paltz(845) 399–[email protected]

railtrailcafenyVegetables & herbsFarm Stand & Cafe; Fridays 11:30am– dark; Saturdays & Sundays 9am–dark; check online for weekday hours

FEATHER FARMHarry Hansen

2545 Lucas Turnpike, High Falls(845) 687–[email protected] grapesSeasonal by appointment

FIDDLEHEAD FARMRobert Fade & Breanna Casey

715 Route 213, Rosendale(845) 943–[email protected]

thefiddleheadfarmVegetables, flowers & micro-greens CSA / Rosendale Farmers Market May–Oct

FLYING CHANGE FARMDiane Schoonmaker &

Patrick Williams235 Airport Rd, Accord(845) 626–[email protected]

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Welcome to our Food & Farm Finder

FARMER TO FARMER Building a Community of Growers

FARM TO COMMUNITY Celebrating the Importance of Local Food & Farms

FARM TO FOOD PANTRY Gleaning to Bring Food Security to Our CommunityPhoto by Beth McLendon

Photo by Richard Smith

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THE RONDOUT VALLEY HAS IT ALL: vegetables and fruit, horse farms, Christmas trees, nursery stock, animal products, eggs, milk, value-added products, maple syrup, beer and more. We also provide farm-based education and agritourism. And you’ll find many of our growers at local Farmers Markets.

Use this guide and map to locate these farms and farmers markets. Next to the map is a color-coded key covering 16 different categories of farm operations and crop varieties. Every listing (including some operations that are not open for farm visits) has farmer, contact information, GPS friendly addresses, and seasonality. Check out our Seasons at a Glance to learn what locally grown products are found in each season or year-round. Weather or other factors may alter crop and product availability each year, so make sure to check with the growers before your visit.

We are farmers and neighbors working together to keep local farming strong! RVGA runs projects and programs that enhance connections between people and local agriculture, increase access to fresh locally grown food for children, families and underserved populations, and preserve agricultural open space for future generations. We invite you to join our growing movement. Use the detachable form in this guide or visit rondoutvalleygrwers.org. We depend upon you the community for financial support and volunteer time to carry out our mission. And we cannot thank you enough!

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FORAGING & FEASTINGDina Falconi

[email protected]

foragingfeastingHerbal products, body care, tinctures, outdoor products & herbal books By appointment

FOXMOR FARMJohn & Bernice Morrow

501 Foxmor Lane, Lake Katrine(845) 336–[email protected], free-range chickens, eggs & honey Call for tour reservations

HARRINGTON FARMSM. Garrett Harrington

12 Cedar Hill Rd, High Falls(845) 687–[email protected], hay & strawYear-round

HASBROUCK FARMSJoe Hasbrouck

2546 Hurley Mountain Rd, Kingston(845) 338–0352Fuel corn & hayYear-round

HOLLENGOLD FARMWendy Hollender

222 Lower Whitfield Rd, Accord(845) 626–[email protected] & vegetables, botanical art workshopsFarm Stand; Fri–Sun, 9am–5pm, or by appointment

HUDSON VALLEY FARM HUB

Brooke Pickering-Cole Hurley Mnt Rd, Hurley(845) 331–[email protected]

hudsonvalleyfarmhubNon-profit education & demonstration farm; vegetables & sweet cornWholesale; by appointment

HUDSON VALLEY ORGANIC

John & Christy Adams53 Tow Path Rd, Wawarsing(845) 551–[email protected]

hudsonvalleyorganicOrganic micro–greensUnion Square Market, SaturdaysYear-round

HUDSON VALLEY SEED COMPANY

Ken Greene & Doug Muller484 Mettacahonts Rd, Accord(845) 204–[email protected]

seedlibraryCertified organic seedsOpen for special events;mail order & retail outlets

HUDSON VALLEY VERTICAL FARMS

Kathy PufferRosendale(845) 380–[email protected]

hudsonvalleyverticalfarmsVertical aeroponic vegetables & eggsWinter CSA; Nov–April

KELDER’S FARMChris & Jackie Kelder

5755 Rte 209, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected]

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Fruit & vegetables; hay & straw, pasture-fed chicken & beef, free-range eggsU-pick / Farm Stand / CSASummer: daily 10am–6pm; Winter: Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, 10am–4pm

LITTLE EGG FARMJennifer Muck &

Aaron Dietrich54 Pine Bush Rd, Stone Ridge(845) 706–[email protected]

littleeggfarmVegetables, honey, flowers, baby greens, herbs, chicken & goose eggs, organic small grains & cornWholesale / On-Farm SalesBy appointment

LOOSESTRIFE FARMMyron Langer

30 Loosestrife Lane, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected]

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LONG SEASON FARMErin Enouen & Sam Zurofsky

68 Maple Lane, Kerhonkson(845) 337–[email protected]

Long-Season-Farm-1688588801366373Organic vegetablesWinter CSA / Wholesale / Farmers Markets; Year-round

LYONSVILLE SUGARHOUSEJohn & Janine Stockin

591 County Rte 2, Accord(845) 687–[email protected]

Lyonsville-Sugarhouse-Farm-138383956183915Maple productsWholesale / On-Farm Sales / Farmers MarketsYear-round, 9am–7pm

MAHONEY FARMSKevin Heldron, Colin Heldron

& Marie Mahoney6747 Rte 209, Kerhonkson(845) 626–0986Feed corn & soybeansWholesale

MARSHALL’S TREE FARMVivian Kruppa &

Steven Marshall58 Whitfield Rd, Accord(845) 626–4059; (845) 626–7881Christmas treesOn-Farm SalesNov & Dec, daily dawn to dusk

MEAGAN DAVIS DRESSAGE AT LONGVIEW FARM

Meagan Davis383 Pine Bush Rd, Stone Ridge(845) 430–[email protected] meagandavisdressage.com

megandavisdressageHorse lessons, training & boardingMay–Nov, 9am–5pm by appointment

MOVABLE BEAST FARMCharles & Francesca Noble

Accord(845) 626–[email protected], grass-fed beefYear-round by appointment

MUDDY FARMJessica Swadosh &

David Siegel45 Winfield Rd, Stone Ridge(845) 417–[email protected]

muddyfarmveggiesNaturally grown vegetables & eggsNYC Village Green Market & Local Food Co-op

NICHOLS FIELD RIDING CLUB

Cori Nichols98 Sherman Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 616–[email protected]

nicholsfieldridingclubHorse lessons, clinics & equine-assisted learningYear-round, dawn to dusk

PROVIDENCE FARM CO.

Christine Atkinson & Dylan Case98 Bakertown Rd, Accord(845) 626–[email protected]

providencefarmaccordOrganic vegetables, non-GMO grains, quail, chicken & duck eggs, emu eggs (seasonal) & porkWholesale / On-Farm SalesYear-round by appointment

QUACK’N’HOLLER FARMDebra Romano

5155 Rte 213, Olivebridge(800) 984–[email protected]

quacknhollerfarmAdga Nubean dairy goats & specialty poultryOn-Farm SalesApril–Dec, by appointment

RAVENWOODDana McClure &

Chris Lanier579 Samsonville Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 657–[email protected]

ravenwoodnyVegetables, fruit, free-range eggs & maple syrupFarm Stand; May–Oct, Saturdays 10am–2pm

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ROBERT O. DAVENPORT & SONS

Douglas & Robert Davenport2100 Hurley Mountain Rd, Kingston(845) 339–[email protected], sweet corn & specialty cropsFarm Stand; July–Sept, daily 8am–6pm

ROLLING MEADOWS STABLES

Deborah & William DeGraw399 Cherrytown Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected] boarding, beef cattle & hayYear-round

ROW BY ROW FARMMira & Dakota Miller

1375 Hurley Mountain Rd, Hurley(845) 663–[email protected] vegetables By appointment

RUSTIC RIDGE VIEW FARMWally Nichols

15 Old Queens Hwy, Kerhonkson(203) 858–[email protected]

Rustic-Ridge-View-Farm-565947563429885Horse lessons, boarding, hay, cedar posts & wedding venue

RUSTY PLOUGH FARMOleh & Nadia Maczaj

331 Dowe Rd, Ellenville(845) 647–6911rustyplough@earthlink.netrustyploughfarm.comrondoutvalleyorganics.com

rustyploughfarmOrganic vegetables, herbs, berries, seedlings, duck & hen eggs CSA / Kingston Farmers MarketYear-round by appointment

SAUNDERSKILL FARM MARKET

Jack, Dan & Dave Schoonmaker5100 Rte 209, Accord(845) 626–[email protected], cider doughnuts, nursery plants, flowers, tomatoes, sweet corn, fruits & vegetables, grocery, maple syrup & dairy products; u-pick strawberries, pumpkins & applesFarm Stand; April–Dec, Tues–Sun, 7am–6pm

SEED SONG FARM & CENTER

Creek Iversen160 Esopus Ave, Kingston(845) 902–[email protected]

seedsongfarmCommunity agro-ecology, vegetables, berries & herbsCSA / Farmers MarketsMay–Oct

SOLID GROUND FARMWes Hannah & Bryn Roshong

205 Hidden Valley Rd, Kingston(518) 528–[email protected]

solidgroundfarmnyVegetables, pastrured chicken & beefWholesale / CSA / Kingston Farmers MarketMay–Nov

SOPHIE’S FARMNik & Nelda Gerner

239 Boice Mill Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected]% grass-fed heritage beefOn-Farm SalesYear-round by appointment

SOUTH PINE ST CITY FARMJoel Zenie & Patricia Hawkins

27 South Pine St, Kingston(845) 532–[email protected]

southpinestreetfarmUrban vegetable farmWholesale / Farm StandJune–Oct; M, W, F 3–7pm

STANDING ROCK FARMSarah & Randy Hornbeck

4480 Rte 209, Stone Ridge (845) 687–[email protected] beef & free-range eggsOn-Farm SalesYear-round, 9am–5pm

STARS OF THE MEADOWMarybeth Wehrung

Accord(845) 380–[email protected]

starsofthemeadowSpecialty cut flowersWholesale / RetailMay–Oct by appointment

STILL HOUSE FARMMatt Igoe

127 Binnewater Rd Kingston(917) 545–[email protected] / On-Farm SalesSaturdays; Memorial Day–Labor Day

STONE RIDGE ORCHARDElizabeth Ryan

3012 Rte 213, Stone Ridge(845) 687–[email protected]

Stone-Ridge-Orchard/264389216916334U-pick apples & fruit, cider, hard cider & meads, baked goodsFarm Stand; May–Dec, daily

SUGARBROOK MAPLE FARM

John Broekema351 Samsonville Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 594–[email protected]

Sugar-Brook-Maple-Farm-158506600874555Maple productsWholesale / On-Farm Sales

SUNDOWN TREE FARMPeter & Susan Mobijohn

409 Upper Cherrytown Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected], Christmas trees & vegetablesOn-Farm SalesYear-round on weekends

SUSTAINABILITY FARMWendy Kaplan

2880 Lucas Turnpike, Accord(845) 747–[email protected]; June–Oct

THE BEJEWELED ROOKathleen Murphy

91 Towne Rd, Ellenville(845) 210–[email protected]

bejeweledrooJewelweed & herbal products

TONGORE BROOK FARMMichael McDonough

84 Woodland Rd, Stone Ridge(646) 256–[email protected] microgreensWholesale; Year-round

TWILIGHT ACRES HOMEGROWN

Laura Padusnak3835 US 209, Stone Ridge(845) 687–[email protected]

twilightacreshomegrownstoneridgeFarm fresh flowers, floral design, local goods & farmhouse findsWholesale / On-Farm SalesYear-round; Tue–Thu 10am–5pm, Fri 10am–5:30pm, Sat 9am–3pm

TWIN SPRUCE FARMRyan & Ellen Bernholz

306 County Rte 2, Accord(845) 901–8348 (Madeleine)[email protected] beefYear-round by appointment

VERONICA’S GARDEN & STONE RIDGE NURSERY

Veronica Pra110 Kripplebush Rd, Stone Ridge(845) 687–[email protected], garden supplies & greenhouses; hardscapes, large commercial & small installation landscaping, driveways, septics & drainage solutionsWholesale / Retail April–Nov, Sun 10am–3pm, Mon–Sat 8am–6pm

VLY FARMKen Mironer

689 Vly Rd, Stone Ridge(845) 389–[email protected]

vlyfarmNon-GMO, free-range, grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, goat, eggs, fruit & vegetablesYear-round by appointment

WESTWIND ORCHARDFabio Chizzola & Laura Ferrara

215 Lower Whitfield Rd, Accord(845) 626–[email protected]

westwindorchardU-pick apples & raspberries; pizza & hard cider; vegetables, winter squash, & honeyU-pick / Wholesale / Farm Stand Memorial Day–Halloween, Sat & Sun 12–6pm

WIGHTMAN FRUIT FARMJohn & Lori Wightman

130 Baker Rd, Kerhonkson(845) 626–[email protected] & grapesU-pick; Sept–Oct, Sat & Sun 10am–5pm

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ELLENVILLE June–Oct., Sun. 10am–2pm

Market and Center Streets, Ellenville [email protected]

KINGSTON May 7–Nov. 26, Sat. 9am–2pm

Wall Street, Kingston kingstonfarmersmarket.org

ROSENDALE June–Oct., Sun. 10am–2pm

408 Main Street, RosendaleBehind the Rosendale Theaterrosendalefarmersmarket.com

SAUGERTIES Memorial Day–end of Oct.,

Sat. 10am–2pm115 Main Street, Saugertiessaugertiesfarmersmarket.com

WOODSTOCK FARM FESTIVAL

May–Oct., Wed. 3:30pm–Dusk 6 Maple Lane, Woodstockwoodstockfarmfestival.comVisit websites for Kingston, Rosendale & Saugerties winter market information.

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RVGA, Inc. is a farmer-led nonprofit organization deeply rooted both in farming and in community. We are growers, local food professionals, businesses and residents committed to strengthening and supporting our farm community — over 70 farms from 13th generation families to new comers — producing over 17 million pounds of produce a year.

Get to know Rondout Valley farmers & Buy Local

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Make a tax-deductible donation

build community among farmers, and between farmers, neighbors, schools and beyond

educate, advocate, and celebrate the importance of local food and farms

create partnerships to offer more fresh locally grown food to children, families and underserved populations

work to protect irreplaceable farmland, boost our local economy and support innovative farming practices

inspire and engage the next generation to create a sustainable local food supply and strong agricultural fabric

GIVING BACK

Since 2009, RVGA, Family of Woodstock, and UlsterCorps have partnered to bring an average of 48,000 pounds a year of fresh local produce donated by local farms to over 30 Ulster County food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters. This essential program depends on the generosity of our participating farmers, and many volunteers – and support from Carve for a Cause, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, Local Economies Project, Rondout Valley Central School District, Ulster County Community Action, ARC of Ulster-Greene, and TD Bank Charitable Foundation. To volunteer or donate visit rondoutvalleygrowers.org.

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