Small fruits are available in numerous varieties and are economical to pick in larger quantities for making jam, desserts and eating fresh. Some varieties are only available from farms as they are too perishable to ship long distances to markets.
Kevin & Martha Bowman 157 Sugar Hill Rd. Rexford, NY 12148 (518) 371-2042 www.bowmanorchards.com Growing over 60 varieties of apples and small fruit for u-pick or in the farm store. Peaches as well as hardy fall mums, and a variety … Continue reading →
Ken & Anna Mae Clark 139 Hop City Rd. Ballston Spa, NY 12020 (518) 885-7356 A small farm greenhouse and orchard operation. Growing bedding plants, vegetable seedlings, and early tomatoes. The orchard includes pears, blueberries, currants, black raspberries, gooseberries, and … Continue reading →
Tabor Ellsworth 236 Wilton Rd. Greenfield Center, NY 12833 (518) 265-1322 An organic non-certified fruit and vegetable farm growing apples, pears, berries including currants, elderberries, blueberries, strawberries, and numerous small fruit. Maker of Farmer T’s jams and pickles. All products … Continue reading →
Meg Baker David Bowman 107 Van Aernem Rd. Ballston Spa, NY 12020 (518) 229-1255 find them on facebook Est. in 1984, with 30 acres in a variety of fruit tree production, small fruits, grapes and strawberries; available U-pick and at … Continue reading →
Kurt & Julie Swartz 110 Ashdown Rd. Ballston Lake, NY 12019 (518) 399-4097 A fourth generation family farm since 1906, offering pastured grass fed beef, no chemicals or hormones added. Sold on per side basis with custom processing. Also wood-fired … Continue reading →
Isabel B. Prescott 660 Riverview Rd. Rexford, NY 12148 (518) 371-2174 www.rivervieworchards.com Offering pick-your-own apples, a country store, bakery, hayrides, tours, events, bonfires, festivals, donut robot, hay maze, hobby animals, birthday parties, weddings, reunions, storytelling and homemade pies. Open year … Continue reading →
Byron J. Winney 113 Winney Rd. Schuylerville, NY 12871 (518) 695-5547 Farming in the Hudson Valley since 1652, blueberries were est. in 1973, and still planting today. 35 acres and 25 varieties of blueberries, the largest in the area. Available … Continue reading →