Supporting our Farmers Markets!

Farmers Market basket

farmers market

Market Basket for home

CSA farm stand, tent with vendor and boxes of fresh vegetables
Image by Michael Rihani

Local Farmers with fresh produce at market

Farm to Fork

Farm to fork is all about knowing where your food comes from and choosing to support the farmers and producers right here in our community.


Visit Roadside Farm Stands:

Learn more about the farms who participated in our Delaware County Farm to School Eat and Greet event and offer their products directly to the consumer.

ByeBrook Farm

North Star Farm 

Clarks Creamery

Down Home Acres 

Orinoco Cattle 

Pepacton Farms

Perry's Farmstand LLC 

Rock Royal Farm 

Uplands 

 

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Local Meats

MeatSuite is a website designed to help consumers find locally produced, high quality meats to purchase in bulk. The site currently includes 185 farm listings (and always growing!) in many counties throughout New York State, and shoppers can search by zipcode to find farms near them.

The website was created by Cornell Cooperative Extension Agriculture Educators in 2013 with the intention of increasing “freezer trade” (the sale of whole, halves, quarters of animals and bulk bundles of meat). It provides a platform the consumer can use to find a farm that fits his or her needs and preferences when sourcing locally raised meats. Farms may be searched by neighborhood or by species across our region. Consumers will learn how each farm raises their livestock and about their farming practices, enabling consumers to choose the meats that meet their family’s wants and needs and, ultimately to Find Your Farmer!

Visit MeatSuite here!

Funding for this website and project was provided through a NE SARE Partnership Grant. SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education) is part of the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. SARE offers competitive grants to projects that explore and address key issues affecting the sustainability and future economic viability of agriculture.

Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) is a non-profit community education agency. We are affiliated with Cornell University as part of the national land grant university system started in 1862. The Cornell Cooperative Extension System extends Cornell University's land-grant programs to citizens all across New York State.

Contact

Desiree Keever, JD
Farm Business Management & Ag Development Educator
dnk2@cornell.edu
(607) 865-6531

Last updated June 6, 2025