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Local Fo d Guide
“Our Lewis County farmers grow fruits, vegetables, herbs and plants here in Northern New York. Honey and maple syrup are produced from our beautiful fields and forests. Support your farmer and buy local specialty crops!”
“We educate youths, families, farmers and communities using research-based knowledge for practical application and lifelong learning.”
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Lewis County 5274 Outer Stowe Street, Lowville, N.Y. 13367
Phone: 315-376-5270 Fax: 315-376-5281 Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.ccelewis.org
CornellCooperative
Extension of Lewis County
CONSTABLEVILLEKRAEGER FARMMichael Kraeger6224 Wynne [email protected] syrup and mixed vegetables.Farm stand on State Route 26.
COPENHAGENWOODRUFFDALE FARMLloyd & Rita Woodruff10020 State Route 12
[email protected] produce-vegetables, pumpkins, herbs, vegetable plants and flower plants. Four Green-houses, large white pumpkins. Roadside Stand open daily, self-serve. Cash and checks accepted.
CROGHANADIRONDACK BEEF COMPANYSteve & Michele Ledoux and Family7141 Old State Road [email protected] www.adirondackbeefcompany.com
Facebook: Adirondack-beef-companySeasonal vegetables, beef, pork, chicken, turkeys. CSA quarters, bundles, custom orders, USDA cut/packed, all natural, grass fed beef, no hormones or antibiot-ics. Year-round/retail/wholesale/bulk available/call ahead/farm tours by app’t, credit cards accepted. Market, Meat Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Name: Adirondack Beef Company.
BRANDT’S RED BARN MEATS INC.Jordan and Rachel Brandt 9095 Briot Road315-346-1254 [email protected]
Poultry processing May to September. On site slaughtering by prearranged appointment only. Custom and USDA processing of beef, pork, goat, lamb and poultry. Hours M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday by appointment only.
EDDIE’S MEAT MARKET Ed Boliver10877 State Route [email protected] Fresh meats, Eddie’s Ring Bologna, smoked sausage, hot dogs. Fresh cheese curd on Thurs. Store-Open Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
2016 Lewis County Farmers Market Schedule
2016
This guide points you to the freshest and best tasting food — grown and produced by your neighbors. Shop at the locations listed in this guide and help keep your food dollars circulating in our local economy!
Are you in the market for fresh, delicious food?
accepts EBT Food Stamps accepts Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Couponssome vendors accept WIC
checks for vegetables and fruit60+
LOWVILLE FARMERS MARKETContact: Chris Bush (315-783-8642)
Lewis County FairgroundsForest Park Pavilion, Bostwick Street, Lowville
Saturdays: 8 a.m.-2 p.m. (May 28-Oct. 31)
LYONS FALLS FARMERS MARKETContact: Mary Fawcett (315-348-9991/[email protected])
Liz Clair (315-348-6135/[email protected]) Park Pavilion – Riverside Park – Laura Street
Tuesdays: Noon-5 p.m. (June 21-Oct. 11)
LEWIS COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL FARMERS MARKETContact: Tina Schell (315-376-5087)
Lewis County General Hospital, North State Street, Lowville Third Thursdays: 11 a.m.-3 p.m.(June 23-Oct. 21)
Local Farms & Stands
FREE
for Lewis County
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GOOD’S COUNTRY MARKETKen and Rosalee Good 7478 Belfort Road315-346-6059Seasonal produce, meats and cheeses, bulk foods, maple syrup, herbs, strawberries, blueberries, spices, and fl owers. Homemade baked goods – Fri. and Sat. Local honey, eggs, apples. Store-retail/wholesale/bulk available. Open year round Mon. – Sat. 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. (Closed Sunday).
LYNDAKER’S MAPLE ORCHARDGlenn and Nadeen Lyndaker7883 Long Pond Road [email protected] products. Available year round/Retail/Wholesale/Shipping available. Maple syrup, maple cream, maple butter, sugar cakes, gift baskets. Sugar house: 8735 Soft Maple Road – Croghan. Tours available/Call ahead. 4th generation sugar bush – 3,000 trees-buckets/tubing/vacuum system.
YANCEY’S SUGARBUSHHaskell, Jane & Timothy Yancey7981 Long Pond [email protected]: Yancey’s SugarbushPure maple syrup, maple cream, maple sugar cakes and maple granulated sugar. Call ahead for orders.
DENMARKBUSH GARDENS Loren and Chris Bush Jr. 10371 State Route [email protected]: Bush GardensSeasonal vegetables, herbs, berries, apples, fresh eggs, beef, pork, and chicken. Open Daily, self-serve at roadside stand. Except: SNAP, FMNP, and credit cards. Farmers’ Market: Lowville, Car-thage.
DENMARK GARDENS APPLE ORCHARDPatsy Makuch10080 Old State [email protected] of all varieties. Pumpkins and winter squash. The Apple Shack roadside stand, picked fresh daily. Open 1 p.m. – 6 p.m. daily in the fall.
WAKEFIELD APIARIESRichard and Amy Wakefi eld4016 Deer River Road (Deer River)[email protected], honey products-beeswax, candles, orna-ments. Store-retail/wholesale/bulk available. Open Aug-Dec. Thursdays 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
WINDY RIDGE ACRESJames and Rebecca Good9085 Ridge Road (Castorland)315-376-0128 Fax: 315-376-0128Naturally raised free range chickens, turkeys, eggs, mixed vegetables, and plants: garden vegeta-bles and fl owers. Open daily. Closed Sunday. Farmers Market: Lowville.
DIANACEDAR KNOLL FARMAndrew and Dorothy Kramer13036 State Route 812 (Corner of Rt. 3)[email protected]: Cedar Knoll Farm Mixed vegetables, herbs, berries, apples and eggs. Roadside stand.
GLENFIELDCOLWELL’S FARM MARKET & GARDEN CENTER Michael & Violet Colwell6007 State Route [email protected]: colwell’s farm market & garden center25 acres of mixed vegetables, 9 greenhouses. Bed-ding plants, fl owers, full line of herbs, annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, Christmas wreaths, kissing balls and centerpieces. Possible U-Pick strawberries this spring. Local apples, peaches, pears, plums and cherries. High tunnel for late and early season cucumbers and tomatoes. Bulk available. Credit cards, EBT food stamps accept-ed. Available April-December 24th. Store open Mon-Sat 8 a.m. – 7 p.m., Sun 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
LEWISMORNINGSIDERick, Patty & Collin Hoskins4631 Wilcox Road (Lyons Falls)[email protected], grass based/supplemented beef, and eggsFarmers Market: Lyons FallsSales from house, call ahead for availability
LOWVILLEAGROTECY Dean and Wanda Yancey 7692 Lampher [email protected] syrup, maple products, fi rewood, round bales of hay, custom services-dump truck trans-porting, manure and snow removal, no-till and conventional seeding. Available year round, re-tail/wholesale/bulk quantities/call ahead.
GRASSROOT MEATS Benjamin and Stephanie Fouse 3821 Rector Road315-376-3527 or [email protected]: www.facebook.com/pages/Grassroot-Meats
Pastured raised beef, farm raised chicken, honey, and pork, brown eggs. Most products available year-round. Will butcher poultry at our farm for a fee. Minimum of 15 birds. Customers must call ahead. Sales from house.
J & J ZEHR’S SWEET CORN Joe and Julia Zehr4849 Sharp Road315-376-7901Sweet corn-XXX Sugar sweet taste & great freezer corn. Apples. Roadside stands at home and 4 oth-er sites around county. Farmers Markets: Lowville, Lewis County Hospi-tal, Carthage, a stand near Whetstone State Park on Rt 26. Call ahead for large orders.
LOWVILLE PRODUCERS CHEESE STORERobin Der7396 Utica Blvd. (State Route 12)[email protected]: Lowville Cheese Store Over 75 varieties of cheese, maple syrup and maple products, local honey and other locally produced foods, Croghan Bologna, milking barn supplies. Open year-round Mon-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. – 5 p. m. Credit/debit cards/EBT/call ahead for large orders/shipping available/order online.
MILL CREEK PRODUCESamuel S. Kanagy7375 Rice Road (Lowville) No phoneMixed vegetables, berries, and maple products. Roadside stand and sales from the house. Direc-tions: Rt. 12, turn right on Gordon Rd., turn left on Rice Rd., farm is on left.
NATURALLY YOURS Frank and Debra Kogut 4102 Maple Ridge Road 315-405-2622 or [email protected], creamed honey, black currants, blueber-ries, June berries and Saskatoon berries. Jams and jellies. Call ahead. Sales from the house.
NOLT’S COUNTRY STORE Elaine Nolt7189 State Route 812315-377-3077Seasonal produce-vegetables & fruit, baked goods, bulk foods, maple syrup, cheeses, kitchen items, sewing notions. Retail store/open year-round. Mon-Fri. 8:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Sat 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Closed Sundays) .
OWL’S LANDING FARM 7411 West [email protected] syrup and apples, call ahead for availabili-ty. Organic: not certifi ed. Local Farmers Markets and sales from home.
ROSS FARMS INC.JD Ross 7463 Ross [email protected] natural fed Angus beef. Freezer beef and ground beef. Sales from house.
SHULTZ FAMILY CHEESESue, Joe and Bronson Shultz 7956 Number Three Road315-376-7548 or 315-767-9024 (Cell)Shultz Family Cheese produces fresh cheese and cheese curd from the milk of their own 50 cow dairy. It is the only locally produced cheese curd available as Plain curd, Italian, Jalapeno, and Roasted Garlic. Shultz’s sell their products at the farm or in several local stores. Please call ahead for availability and processing days so you can en-joy fresh cheese curd warm out of the vat.
STONY CREEK COUNTRY STORESavilla Steria10825 State Route 26 (Carthage) STORE315-493-0750
STONY CREEK FARM9924 East Road (Lowville)315-493-0086 Fax: 315-493-0757Homemade baked goods, jams and jellies, maple syrup, seasonal vegetables from farm and local producers, berries, apples, eggs, and honey from local producers, bulk foods, and deli meats and cheeses. Store Open: Mon – Sat 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Farmers’ Markets: Watertown-Wed. & Carthage-Fri.
TUG HILL VINEYARDS Mike and Sue Maring4051 Yancey Road315-376-4336www.tughillvineyards.comsue_maring@hotmail.comFacebook: tughillvineyardsU-pick berries, apples, and grapes-NYS wines. Raspberries-July- Oct., Blueberries-Aug, Grapes-Sept. Check web for hours. Winery open with lo-cally produced estate wines, weddings, receptions, private parties & corporate events and other spe-cial events. Retail store open Mon-Sat. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sun 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
NEW BREMENUNIQUE CAKES Wilbur and Florence Lyndaker7734 Wagner Road315-376-2477Wedding and all occasion cakes, decorated cup-cakes and cookies, homemade pies, Grandma’s Donuts, Lyndaker’s Carmel Corn/made to order, available year round. Call ahead. Grandma’s Do-nuts/Lyndaker’s Carmel Corn sold at numerous sites in Lewis County Farmers’ Markets: Water-town- Wed.
ZEHR’S FLOWERS AND LANDSCAPINGSamantha and Timothy Widrick 8727 Van Amber Road (Castorland) 315-376-3086zehrsfl [email protected] www.zehrsfl owers.comVegetable plants & seeds, fruit trees, fruiting bushes, herbs, annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, hanging baskets, bulbs, potting soil, bagged & bulk mulch, landscaping services. Retail store (credit cards accepted) Open 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. spring, summer, fall.
TURINLEITNER’S PERENNIALSHoward Leitner 4504 Whiskey [email protected] 50 kinds of garden grown perennial fl ower plants. You point, we dig and deliver to your vehi-cle. We specialize in North Country hardy fl ower plants. Sales from the house.
AUTUMN RIDGE GOAT FARMMatt and Windy Klossner5030 State Route 26 (Turin)[email protected]: Autumn Ridge Goat Farm We make plain Feta and garlic onion Feta. Chevre fl avors in plain, chive’n onion, roasted garlic, and bacon horseradish. Goat cheese can be purchased at the Lowville Farmers Market, Boonville Farm-ers Market, Lowville Producers Cheese Store and Nolt’s Country Store. Customers must call ahead for sales from house.
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Adirondack Beef CompanyAgrotecyAutumn Ridge Goat FarmBrandt's Red Barn Meats, Inc.BushgardensCedar Knoll FarmColwell's Farm Market and Garden CenterDenmark Gardens Apple OrchardEddie's Meat MarketGood's Country MarketGrassroot MeatsJ & J Zehr's Sweet CornKraeger FarmLeitner's PerennialsLowville Producers Cheese StoreLyndaker's Maple OrchardMill Creek ProduceMorningside Naturally YoursNolt's Country StoreOwl's Landing FarmRoss Farms Inc. Shultz Family CheeseStony Creek Country StoreTug Hill VineyardsUnique CakesWakefield ApiariesWindy Ridge AcresWoodruffdaleYancey's Sugarbush
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HOW TO ACCESS AFOOD PANTRY NEAR YOU
Copenhagen-St. Mary’s ChurchThird Wednesday each month, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
Croghan-St. Stephen’s ChurchThird Thursday each month (April-October),
5 p.m.-7 p.m.(Nov-March) Call Opportunities for appointment
Harrisville-Town of Diana GarageFirst Tuesday each month, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
Lowville-Corner of Forest and Trinity Ave.Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m.Tuesday & Thursday, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.Call 376-7431 for an appointment
New Bremen-Lewis County OpportunitiesMonday, Wednesday, Friday; 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Port Leyden-St. Martin’s RectoryMonday-Friday, 8 a.m.-12 Noon
What if no ‘open hours’ are listed or I need food before the next ‘open hours’ days and time?
Simply call Lewis County Opportunities at 376-8202 to schedule an appointment Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
North Country Family Health CenterNorth Country Family Health Center
provides families with nutritious foods like milk, cheese, eggs, cereal, whole grain foods, fruits
and vegetables.
WIC now offers checks to purchase fruits andvegetables, and families can spend them at
participating Farmers’ Markets!
• many working families qualify for WIC• many military families qualify for WIC
• WIC supports breastfeedingLewis County Offi ce-7785 N. State Street, Lowville
Offering appointments in Lowville, Lyons Falls,West Carthage and on-post at Fort DrumCall (315) 376-6427 for an appointment
TO BE LISTED NEXT YEARTo have your farm or business listed in next year’s Local Food Guide or
to tell us about someone else who should be included, please contact:
Mellissa SpenceCornell Cooperative Extension of Lewis County
Telephone: 315-376-5270E-mail: [email protected] (Mellissa Spence)
Seniors age 60 plus can qualify for coupons whichcan be redeemed at local Farmers’ Markets.
For more information, call theLewis County Office for the Aging at 376-5313.
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You can use your FMNP checks at thefarmers’ markets listed in this guide!You can also use your WIC Vegetables & Fruits checks with participating vendors!
Did you know many local farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT? Fill your plate with fruits and vegetables and stretch your SNAP
dollars by shopping at your local farmers market this season!
Cornell Cooperative Extension is an employer and educator recognized for valuing AA/EEO, Protected Veterans, and Individuals with Disabilities and provides equal program and employment opportunities. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and
employer. This material was funded by the USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program— SNAP. SNAP provides nutrition assistance to people with low income. It can help you buy nutritious foods for a better diet. To fi nd out how to check your
eligibility for a range of benefi ts and apply for SNAP, go to myBenefi ts.ny.gov or call 1-800-342-3009 for more information.
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