Produce Farms near Schuylerville, NY

Greenwich

Buskirk

Strawberry Acres works land in Buskirk, along Route 67 in the Hoosic River valley on the Rensselaer–Washington county line. As the name signals, strawberries anchor the farm, ripening in June through early July across the region. Sweet corn and other summer produce typically follow through the warm months on farms like this one.

Schaghticoke

Salem

Grazin' Acres Farm in Salem, in the rolling hillsides of Washington County, New York, has produced all-natural beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and fresh vegetables since 2010 — heritage pigs and chickens on pasture and non-GMO grain, USDA-approved grass-fed and finished Angus beef, and free-ranged lamb. Products and CSA shares sell online and at several weekly farmers markets across upstate New York.

Town of Hoosick

Moses Vegetable Farm grows vegetables along Route 67/22 in the Town of Hoosick, in the farm country of eastern Rensselaer County near the Vermont line. Expect a seasonal farmstand of fresh produce through summer and fall. No website or detailed listing was found online.

Hoosick Falls

Cropseyville

Laughing Earth is a diverse family farm in Cropseyville, New York using organic, sustainable, and regenerative methods to raise pasture-raised meat and eggs alongside organic vegetables and flowers. Its year-round farmshare CSA keeps member families in produce through every season, with grass-fed beef, organic chicken and eggs, and organically raised pork.

Grafton

Woo Berry Farm grows pick-your-own berries on Babcock Lake Road in Grafton, in the wooded hills east of Troy in Rensselaer County. Strawberries and summer berries are the draw at this small hilltop farm. Current picking days depend on the season and aren't posted online.

Troy

Ghent

Bennington

The Blueberry House at Apple Hill Orchards grows blueberries and tree fruit on Apple Hill Road in Bennington, in the southwestern corner of Vermont. The orchard sits in the hills east of downtown, an area of small pick-your-own berry and apple growers near the New York and Massachusetts borders.

Galway

Star Farm grows blueberries in Galway, in the rolling farm country of northern Saratoga County. The bushes ripen from mid-July into August, the short upstate window for fresh berries. This is a seasonal operation, so picking and availability follow the summer crop rather than fixed year-round hours.

Schenectady

North Granville

Liebigs' Strawberry Ridge Farm sits on Middleton Road in North Granville, up in Washington County near the Vermont line. The name points to pick-your-own strawberries in June, the usual peak for berries this far north. No website or current details turned up online, so call ahead before visiting.

Galway

Blueberry Hill Solar is a solar-powered organic farm on Alexander Road in Galway, in rural western Saratoga County. The name points to organically grown blueberries and off-grid solar power. Its full crop list and picking hours aren't posted online.

West Pawlet

Kinder Way Berry Farm and Sanctuary grows berries and runs an animal sanctuary on Button Falls Road in West Pawlet, near the New York line in western Rutland County. It blends a small produce operation with a home for rescued animals. Berry varieties, season, and visiting details aren't confirmed online.

West Pawlet

Liebig Berries grows berries on Button Falls Road in West Pawlet, a Rutland County village against the New York state line in the Mettawee River valley. The listing points to a pick-your-own or farm-direct berry grower, with Vermont's season running from June strawberries into the July and August blueberry weeks. No website or hours were posted online, so ripeness is best checked directly in summer.

West Charlton

Town of Glenville

Arnold's Farm Fresh Produce is a seasonal farm stand on Sacandaga Road in Glenville, north of Schenectady in the Mohawk Valley. It sells locally grown fruits and vegetables through the growing season, the kind of stand where summer sweet corn and tomatoes give way to pumpkins and squash in fall.

Manchester Center

Earth Sky Time Community Farm is the Levis family's certified organic, three-generation farmstead in Manchester, Vermont — part farm, part wood-fired bakery, part sawmill, part concert venue, and wholly an eclectic community of artists, musicians, and friends. The farm store opens six days a week with homegrown produce, breads, spreads, and pastries, plus local goods from friends and wholesome bulk staples.