11/16/24

Farmstand is only open Saturday and Sundays 10am til 4pm. 11/16 & 17, 11/23 & 24- last day will likley be 11/24. If winter hits we may have go close it up earlier.

STOCK UP! 5 and 10 pound bags of Potatoes, Maple Syrup- 1/2 gallon, liters and 16 ounce. Honey in Quarts and Pints.aft 100% cotton pot holders- gifts or for your kitchen. Handmade by a very bored Tricia last winter when her knee was trouble.

MEATS: Beef is sold out. We may have pork available for sale after Thanksgiving. Not alot but some select cuts and a box or 2. Stay tuned or sign up for our email to get the latest info.

SEASONED FIREWOOD

Sold out for 2024. Check back in the spring of 2025. We will restart deliveries in May 2025-

ORDER EARLY so it isn’t wet from fall rains! You can let us know now you want it next year and we will contact you in the spring.

Healthy, Nutritious & Delicious Meats, Vegetables and More

From our family farm in Cazenovia NY to you!

100% Grassfed Start to Finish Beef     Pasture Woodland Raised Pork

Seasonal Chemical Free Vegetables & Fresh cut flowers

Farmstead Soaps & Salves

Pure Maple Syrup

Handmade Woodworking & Blacksmithing

Firewood

Are you looking for really good food for your family and filling your freezer every fall?

We are a small family farm that has worked really hard for decades to raise animals for meat in a caring, nurturing and environmentally sound environment.

We raise a limited amount of animals and vegetables simply because that is what the land can handle. We make sure that the soils are always improving, that rain has a chance to slow down and soak into the soil and that the air smells good!

We do not use artificial fertilizers-we make our own compost, we do not use pesticides or herbicides and work to maintain and improve bee and other polinators habitats.

We now only sell our meats from the farm, mostly in large bulk amounts like wholes, haves, quarters and so on, we no longer sell at farmers markets.

Our meats cost more than store bought and often more than other farmers charge simply because we feel farmers should be paid like anyone else…. a fair living wage and also because this is what it costs us to raise them. The farm pays for itself and is not subsidized.

Our roots go deep down in the soil, our leaves reach high for the sun and our farm is a place where the heavy rain can slow down and soak into the soal.