Farms Near Riverhead, NY

Aquebogue

Aquebogue

Riverhead

At Goodale Farms we value traditional farming and believe that fresh, local, and seasonal food is best for our customers. The Goodale family has been farming the East End of Long Island since the mid-1800s and we take pride in continuing that tradition.

Riverhead

Zilnicki Farms is a fourth-generation family farm in Riverhead, on Long Island's North Fork, famous for Long Island potatoes and now for "No B.S. Beef" — 100% grass-fed and finished with zero hormones, antibiotics, or chemicals, sold as bundles, halves, and wholes (free chest freezer included with half and whole cows). Its CSA partners with 20+ Long Island farmers to deliver fully customized boxes of the island's freshest products.

Riverhead

Garden of Eve Organic Farm grows organic vegetables, fruit, and flowers, including carrots, basil, tomatoes, and lavender, at 4558 Sound Avenue in Riverhead, New York. Chris and Eve Kaplan-Walbrecht started the farm in 2001, and it now sells through farmers markets, a CSA program, and farm visits. This listing's Connecticut tag is a data error; Riverhead is on Long Island's North Fork, not in New England.

Riverhead

Aquebogue

Chawdhury Green Farm's listing gives no city within Connecticut, and no website or market registration surfaced in a search. What the farm grows or sells remains unverified.

Riverhead

Jamesport

Golden Earthworm Organic Farm lists a Connecticut address in this directory, but the name matches a certified-organic farm associated with Jamesport, New York, on Long Island's North Fork. Its website could not be reached this pass, so current crops, hours, and contact details are unverified and should be confirmed directly with the farm.

Jamesport

Jamesport

Town of Riverhead

Riverhead

Ty Llwyd Farm, Welsh for "grey house," carries no confirmed city in this Connecticut listing, and no website or business registration surfaced online. Its products and location remain unverified pending confirmation from the farm itself.

This listing is named simply "Eggs and milk," with no city given within Connecticut and no matching business record found online. It reads like a small home-farm stand selling exactly what the name says, but that can't be confirmed without a direct listing or website.

Riverhead

Jamesport

Shade Trees Nursery was first started by my father & mother almost 60 years ago with the purchase of an over grown twenty acre farm field on Herricks Lane in Jamesport. My father worked tirelessly clearing the field with an old Ford 8N tractor and a cultivator going up & down the field for weeks until all the brush had been cleared and the farm ready to plant. At the time, my father was a landscape contractor, bidding on contracts for Nassau County, New York State, NYC parks Department and also

Jamesport

Mattituck

Mattituck

Mattituck

Calverton

Mattituck

Calverton

Will Miloski's Poultry Farm has raised fresh poultry on its 30-acre Calverton farm since 1946, a Long Island family institution now also famous for Crescent Farm ducks, exotic meats, and nitrate-free, preservative-free kielbasi. Open six days a week — cash only, as always.

Baiting Hollow

Long Island Poultry is a small family oriented poultry business that started in 2008. We have grown from selling a few dozen eggs a week, to selling thousands of chicks, ducks, turkeys and laying hens a year. With over 25 years of experience raising chickens, Wayne has an extensive knowledge in backyard poultry. We keep the biosecurity of our birds at the top of our list; we prefer to buy our birds from smaller companies where the wellness and health of the chickens are better maintained, wherea

Calverton

Calverton

Mattituck

Mattituck

Hampton Bays

Cutchogue

Cutchogue

Wading River

Cutchogue

Wading River

Cutchogue

Wading River

Wading River

Cutchogue

After viewing the documentary Food Inc. we learned much about the industrialized food system we didn’t know and didn’t like. With the large-scale animal confinement operations that dominate the food industry today, our society had gotten so far from what is natural and normal. Herbivores should graze pasture, chickens should scratch to uncover bugs and eat grass, and pigs should root and turn up the soil in search for food. It is these natural behaviors that play a critical role in soil, animal

Cutchogue

Satur Farms was started 20 years ago by a farmers’ daughter living and working in New York City and yearning again for country life along with her chef-husband, at the top of the culinary world, but lacking the fresh ingredients that he worked with in illustrious kitchens in Europe. Armed with Paulette Satur’s plant science degrees and Chef Eberhard Müller's passion for culinary perfection, they set about growing their farming business together.

Wading River

Manorville

Barn Again Farm was started in 2023 by Matt Gartelman, who began farming at age 11 in Moriches, New York, on Long Island. The faith-based operation sells fresh produce, eggs, local and Greek honey, flowers, and its own Bubba's Lemonade, with proceeds supporting the Ketcham Inn Foundation and Barn Again Apiaries.

Krupski Farms lists a Connecticut address in this directory, but the name matches a longstanding farming family on Long Island's North Fork near Peconic and Cutchogue, an area with several similarly named produce stands. No website or current listing could be confirmed this pass, so crops, hours, and exact location should be treated as unverified until the farm confirms them directly.

Peconic

The apple orchards at our farm make it a romantic and rustic venue. The picturesque farm’s breathtaking apple orchards are the perfect backdrop for any wedding. At our location, couples can host the wedding of your dreams, the wedding you’ve always imagined. At the orchard of Breeze Hill Farm, your wedding will be magical and an expression of your love.

Peconic

Peconic

Our farm has been recognized by the Leopold Conservation award in 2020 for leading the way in sustainability in the environment as a farm due to our complex diversified cover cropping, water conservation, and limited till practices.

Peconic

In 2003, Karen and Michael Catapano, a nurse and doctor, respectively, bought a small goat farm in Mattituck. During their second year as goat farmers, they entered the American Cheese Society Annual National Competition and came in first place. Popularity ensued, and in 2005, they moved to the current farm’s location in Peconic, increasing their herd to about 100.

Peconic

Treiber Farms was founded in 2014 by father and son duo, Peter Treiber Senior and Peter Treiber Junior. Our small close-knit crew is an amalgamation of creative types who enjoy not just farming, but also outdoor recreation of all kinds, cooking and preserving and both practicing and appreciating various forms of art. Meet the team below.

Manorville

Manorville

Manorville

Wading River

Center Moriches