Farmers Market Directory
By County

Allegany

Angelica Farmers Market
Angelica Park Circle

Belmont Farmers Market
Grange Hall Lawn, Rt. 19

Wellsville Farmers Market
191 N. Main Street

Cattaraugus

Franklinville Farmers Market
Village Park Square, Rt. 16

Olean Farmers Market
Jamestown Community College
Parking Lot

Randolph Farmers Market
Pavilion behind Fire Hall, 72 Main St.

Salamanca Farmers Market
Jefferson Park, Jefferson St. near Park St.

Chautauqua

Chautauqua Institution Farmers Market
Main Gate, Rt. 394

Downtown Jamestown Farmers Market
19 West Third Street

Dunkirk Farmers Market
Municipal lot, Park Ave & East 3rd St.

Lakewood Farmers Market
Chautauqua Avenue near the Clock Tower

Village of Fredonia Farmers Market
Barker Commons, 911 Church St

Westfield Farmers Market
Moore Park, Intersection of Rt. 394 & Rt. 20

Erie

Alden Farmers Market
13119 Broadway (Rt. 20), Village of Alden

Broadway Farmer Market
999 Broadway, rear parking lot

Clarence Hollow Farmers Market
10717 Main St., Town Parking lot

Clinton Bailey Farmers Market
Clinton St. & Bailey Ave.
Year Round
Sat 7am-6pm

Downtown Buffalo Country Market
Buffalo Place, Main St. between Court & Church

East Aurora Farmers Market
East Aurora Shopping Plaza lot, Grey St.

Elmwood-Bidwell Farmers Market
Bidwell Pkway & Elmwood Ave.
May -Dec
Sat 8am-1pm

Farmers Market at Grider
ECMC Visitors Parking Lot A (until 7/2)
351 Grider Street, Buffalo (starting on 7/9)

Fox Run at Orchard Park Farmers Market
One Fox Run Lane
May -Oct
Thurs 10am-2pm

Hamburg Farmers Market
Main & Buffalo Sts., village parking lot
May -Nov
Sat 7:30am-1pm

Holland Farmers Market
Rt. 16 and Capital Heights, Holland
May – October
Sun 8:30am-1pm

Kenmore Farmers Market
2919 Delaware Ave at Delaware Rd
June -Oct
Sat 8am-12pm

Market at the Mill
56 East Spring Street, Williamsville
May -Oct
Sat 8am-1pm

Roswell Park Cancer Institute Farmers Market
Kaminsky Park
June -Oct
Wed 11am-2pm

Springville Farmers Market
Gentner Auction, Rt. 39, 341 W. Main St.
June -Dec
Wed 7am-3pm

University Community Farmers Market
University at Buffalo South Campus, Near Main & Kenmore
June -Oct
8am-1pm

Genesee

Downtown Batavia Public Market
Ellicott & Center Sts.
June -Sept
Thurs 9:30am-4:30pm

Genesee Country Farmers Market
Batavia Downs
June -Oct
Tues & Fri 8am-5pm

LeRoy Farmers Market
Corner of Kent Street and Mackinaw Trail
May-Oct
Sat 9am-1pm


Niagara

Barker Farmers Market
Village Park, Main & Quaker Rds.
June -Sept
Sat 12pm-6pm

Middleport Community Farmers Market
Wilson Farms parking lot, Rt. 31
June -Oct
Fri 4pm-7pm

Niagara Falls City Market
Pine Ave. btwn 18th & 19th Sts.
Year Round
Mon/Wed/Fri 9am-5pm

North Tonawanda City Market
Payne Ave & Robinson St.
Year Round
Tues/Thurs/Sat 7am-1pm

Pendleton Farmers Market
Town of Pendleton under the Water Tower, Rt. 270
June -Oct
Thurs 3pm-8pm

Orleans

Albion/Orleans Country Farmers Market
Sav-A-Lot parking lot, 320 West Ave.

June -Oct
Sat 9am-2pm (June & Oct)
Sat 9am-3pm (July, Aug, Sept)

Medina Farmers Market
Canal Basin
June -Oct
Thurs 11am-5pm


Wyoming

Perry Farmers Market
Main St & Borden Ave
June -Sept
Sat 8:30am-12:30pm

Village of Attica Farmers Market
Prospect St, in front of Prospector Restaurant
July -Oct
Tues 12pm-5pm

Warsaw Farmers Market
401 North Main St parking lot
July -Oct
Thurs 12pm-4pm

2011 CSA Guide

“Food producers + food consumers + annual commitment = CSA = untold possibilities.”

~Robyn Van En, founder of CSA North America

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a way for consumers and farmers to come together and take pleasure in the enjoyment of fresh, local food.  The following farms offer CSA in Western New York.

Arden Farms
Arden Farm has been a family farm for over 100 years. Their fruit and vegetables are grown without harmful chemical pesticides and fertilizers.  Arden Farm strives to grow food that is healthy for your family and the environment. This farm was originally used to feed the Roycroft Community started by Elbert Hubbard. If you would like to work on the farm either as an intern or volunteer they are always looking for eager and talented people.
Contact: Dan Roelofs
Address: 1840 Billington Road, East Aurora, NY 14052
Phone Number: (716) 341-1268
Email: theroycrofters@gmail.com
Types of Shares: Their share “Goodie Box” includes a bounty of fruits and vegetables that vary throughout the season. There are full shares which range from 5lbs to 15lbs per week depending on the time of season and are intended for 3-5 people. Partial shares are available and are intended for 1-3 people.
Dates Available: The shares begin June and go through October
Pickup/Delivery: Share pick-ups are Tuesdays between 4 and 7pm on site at the farm at1840 Billington Rd, East Aurora.

Busti Cider Mill and Farm Market CSA
Busti Cider Mill and Farm Market grow about 125 different varieties of vegetables using organic practices. The fruit is brought in from local farms and is not organic. They have been a CSA for five years.
Contact: Judy Schultz
Address: 1132 Southwestern Drive, Jamestown, NY 14701
Phone Number: (716) 484-7300
Website/Email: www.busticidermill.com

info@busticidermill.com
Types of Shares: Busti Cider Mill offers a vegetable share and a fruit share. There is a small vegetable share and a small vegetable with fruit share, which feeds 2-3 people. Also available is a large vegetable share and large vegetable with fruit share which feeds about 4 people. For the Chautauqua Institute there is only one size vegetable share or vegetable with fruit share.
Dates Available: The small and large vegetable shares start from around mid-May to the second week in November, about 26 weeks.
Pickup/Delivery: All of the shares are picked up at the Busti Cider Mill and Farm Market. They are also planning a Chautauqua 9 week CSA for the Chautauqua season. This will be delivered to Chautauqua. Please contact them for more details.

Canticle Farm, Inc.
Canticle Farm, Inc. became a not for profit CSA in 2003, sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Allegany, which is Certified Naturally Grown, which means no artificial pesticides or herbicides are used. They offer over 40 types of vegetables.
Contact: Sr. Joyce Ramage, OSF
Address: 3835 South Nine Mile Road in Allegany. The mailing addressis: 115 E. Main Street, Allegany, NY 14706
Phone Number: (716) 373-0200, ext. 3358
Website/Email: www.canticlefarm.org

canticleoffice@yahoo.com
Types of Shares: Canticle Farm offers vegetable and fruit share in  three different seasons: spring, summer, and fall. Large and small shares are available for each season; a large share feeds 4-5 people and a small share feeds 1-2 people for the 18-week season that begins in mid June and lasts until late October. Working and nonworking shares are available.
Dates Available: Spring season shares are available for 5 weeks from mid May to mid June. Summer season shares are available for 18 weeks from mid June to late October. For those who are interested in volunteering at the farm, their labor can be exchanged for a work share. Fall season shares are available for 5 weeks from late October to late November.
Pickup/Delivery: Produce is picked up at the farm one day each week. Canticle Farm also has a farm stand on the property, which is open during share distribution and we participate in the R.E.A.P. sponsored Olean’s Farmer’s Market. In addition, Canticle Farm, Inc. has periodic sales at the barn during the winter months

Fenton Farm
Fenton Farm has been in the produce business for over 25 years.  They offer many varieties of vegetables from asparagus to zucchini. The only fruit they offer are blueberries. They want to bring the farm market atmosphere to their new CSA.  They offer shareholders the opportunity to choose the produce they like versus being given a preselected bag of produce.
Contact: Paul and Gail Fenton
Address: 3323 Pratt Road - Batavia, NY 14020
Phone Number: (585) 343-9491
Website/Email: www.fentonsproduce.com

FentonFarm@aol.com
Types of Shares: Full shares are available and would easily feed a family of four. Also if you are a member of their CSA you will get discounts for their U-Pick operation which includes U-Pick Blueberries, Tomatoes, Peppers and Eggplant. They will also give discounts on bigger quantities - for example – if they are giving a 5# bag of potatoes that week but if you want a 50# bag you would be able to purchase it at the wholesale price not the retail price.
Dates Available: Begins in early June and goes through November
Pickup/Delivery: Pick-up only at the farm on Thursdays from 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Gong Garden Farm
Gong Garden is a small family-run, organic farm that grows heirloom seeds using only organic methods. They are starting their third season in the faming business and are located only three miles outside of Fredonia in the Town of Arkwright. This coming season they will have an intern who will live in a yurt (a portable, felt-covered, wood lattice-framed dwelling)
located on the farm property.
Contact: Sarom Heng and Peter Calanni
Address: 3488 Webster Rd., Fredonia, NY 14063 (Town of Arkwright)
Phone Number: (716) 679-9853
Website/Email: www.Gonggarden.com
Types of Shares: Gong Garden Farm has a vegetable share. The whole share feeds a family of 4 people and a half-share feeds 2 people.
Dates Available: Mid-May to early November
Pickup/Delivery: Pickup at farm only. Distribution day is on Thursdays and shares can be picked up between 3pm and 7pm.

Good Food Farm
Good Food Farm is a small CSA that caters to the personal relationship with its customers. The farm is located 15 minutes from East Aurora.
Contact: Damian Huber
Address: 3818 Route 77, North Java, NY 14113
Phone Number: 585-535-0487
Email: hubergoodfoodfarm@gmail.com
Types of Shares: Good Food Farm has a vegetable share and a chicken share. There are half shares and full shares, distributed weekly and biweekly. A vegetable full share feeds 2 adult vegetarians or a family of 4 people. A vegetable half share feeds an adult vegetarian or a family who wants to supplement more meals with vegetables. The chicken share ranges from 3.5 to 4.5 pounds of lean meat. Thanksgiving turkeys will also be available. Pricing of the share depends on the season.
Dates Available: Mid-June to October.
Pickup/Delivery: Pickup is at Good Food Farm on Saturdays from 12pm-2pm and Mondays 5pm-7pm.

Native Offerings Farm
Native Offerings Farm is a cooperative operating under the CSA model since 1997, reconnecting the community with its food source, the local farmer. They provide an alternative to agribusiness, consumers (shareholders, etc,) know exactly where and how their food is grown.
Contact: Stewart and Deb Ritchie
Address: 8501 Maples Road, Little Valley, NY 14755
Phone Number: (716) 257-3006
Website/Email: nativeofferings.com/csa@nativeofferings.com
Types of Shares: Summer Share, Fruit Share, Winter Share, Meat Share, and a Four Seasons Share. For summer and winter shares, a small share feeds roughly 2-4 people, while a full share (large share) feeds roughly a family of 4-6 people.
Dates Available: Summer Share: June- October, Fruit Share: June- October, Winter Share: November- March
Pickup/Delivery: Farmers Market style distribution at farm, Orchard Park: “The Station” beside the library on S. Buffalo Street, Tuesdays 3:30-6:30pm; Buffalo: Lafayette Presbyterian Church (875 Elmwood Ave.), Thursdays 4-6:30pm; Williamsville: Williamsville Depot (86 South Long St), Thursdays 4-7pm.

Porter Farms
In its 16^th year of operation, everything grown on Porter Farms is certified organic by the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA-NY). Some vegetables they grow include: peppers, tomatoes, melons, lettuces, spinach, winter squash, cucumbers, zucchini, yellow squash, sugar snap peas, green beans, kale, collards, Swiss chard, turnips, cabbage, eggplant.
Contact: Katie Porter
Address: P.O. Box 416, 5020 Edgerton Road, Elba, NY 14058
Phone Number: (585) 757-6823
Website: www.porterfarms.org
Types of Shares: Porter Farm has a vegetable share, for local and Buffalo area members.
Dates Available: Season runs from mid June to mid November.
Pickup/Delivery: Pickup is on Saturday mornings between 9 and 11am. Buffalo members have the option to either drive out to the farm each week to pick up their share, or there are 8 different drop-off sites in the Buffalo area. For these sites members take turns driving out to the farm and picking up all of the shares for their group and then taking them back to the drop off sites. Please visit their website for a complete list of pickup locations.

Promised Land CSA
Promise Land Farm believes that as stewards of the land they are responsible to grow their product as sustainable as possible and therefore without the use of chemicals. In their fourth season as a CSA farm, Promise Land continues to utilize organic practices, including composting, mulching, crop rotation and cover crops to build soil health and fertility.
Contact: Jane Oles
Address: 3105 County Line Road, Corfu, NY 14036
Phone Number: (585) 599-3462
Website/Email: www.promisedlandcsa.com and promiselandcsa@gmail.com
Types of Shares: Promise Land CSA offers a vegetable share, a fruit share, and a flower and herb share. The vegetable share includes a large variety of vegetables and feeds 2-4 people. The fruit share includes Promise Land’s own strawberries, blueberries, and melons and feeds 2-4 people.
Dates Available: The vegetable season runs from mid May until mid November, approximately 25 weeks. The fruit season begins in July with sweet cherries and ends with the vegetable share in November, approximately 20 weeks. The Flower and Herb Share runs concurrent with the vegetable share and flowers begin as season allows and end with killing frost, approximately 25 weeks.
Pickup/Delivery: Oles Kids Farm Market, 3105 County Line Road. (1 mile north of Rt. 20 or 2.5 miles south of Rt. 33) Pickups are Tuesdays and Thursdays between 3:00pm and 6:00 pm. The delivery sites include: Park School Campus on Harlem Road, Snyder and Massachusetts Avenue Project, 271 Grant Street, Buffalo. Home delivery available depending on location to predetermined delivery route.

Roots & Wings Family Farm
Roots & Wings offers produce that is raised naturally from certified organic seed.  CSA distributions are market-style, and offered in two locations in Chautauqua County each week.  Boxed shares delivered to the Chautauqua Lake area are also available.
Contact: Jessica Runge
Address: 523 Kent Street, Cherry Creek, NY 14723
Phone Number: (716) 338-6153
Email: rootsandwingsfarm@gmail.com
Types of Shares: One size vegetable share, generally enough to feed 2-3 people who eat a considerable amount of vegetables. Discounts offered for those who offer their talents, skills, time, and effort to growing the farm. 2009 season will be limited to about 25 shares, ideally split between two distributions. Fruits, baked goods, and cut flowers can be purchased at distributions as available. Landscape plants, hanging baskets, and vegetable transplants may be available at the farm in small quantities. Produce is also available at our roadside stand on Main Street, Cherry Creek.
Dates Available: Season starts early June and lasts until late October, depending on weather.
Pickup/Delivery: Pickup at the farm in Cherry Creek on Thursdays (or call to make other arrangements), or in Falconer on Wednesdays, both are “market style.”

Thorpe’s Family Organic Farm
Thorpe’s Family Organic Farm is certified through NOFA (Northeast Organic Farming Association). In their eighth season they continue to grow a wide variety of organic vegetables that are capable of growing in WNY, as well as all kinds of berries. They also have low spray tree fruits available.
Contact: Mike and Gayle Thorpe
Address: 12866 Rt. 78 Strykersville Rd., East Aurora, NY 14052
Phone Number: (716) 655-4486
Website/Email: thorpesfarm@verizon.net
Types of Shares: Fruit share and vegetable share program. Costs have not been determined for this year. A large share feeds 3 or more people and a small share feeds 1-2 people.
Dates Available: Vegetable share starts mid-May and lasts until first week of November. Fruit share starts second week of June and lasts until first week of November.
Pickup/Delivery: Pickup days are Tuesdays and Thursdays between 3:30 and 6:30 PM.

information shared from www.ediblebuffalo.com

FOOD & WELLNESS

The Ground Up is a resource for wellness.  Wellness starts with the foods that we eat and share with our family and friends.  By passing along information on the best local spots, we can impact our overall health and wellness.    

In Western New York we are fortunate to have farms and great markets to shop.  One of my personal markets is Guercio's on Grant Street.   I will see you there!  If you spot Kristen at a market or gardenwalk you will receive a Special Gift!!!

If you have a favorite Farmer or Market, please contact me today so we can pass the information along.   

Kristen is available at kristen@thegroundup.us & at The Ground Up for consultations