WAYSIDE Cider, located in Andes, NY, is excited to share their Taproot Rose with the Farmers’ Market crowd! This cider, made with fermented beets, is fun, refreshing and a stunning color in the glass. Try a taste at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and see what else they have in store. All ciders are made with local apples, with a lot of love and a whole lot of flavor.
Learn more about Wayside Cider on their website and Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Hoods Baked Goods
Hoods Baked Goods is a farmers’ market regular that bakes delicious pastries in Bovina Center. They have an array of goodies such as cookies, cupcakes, rice crispy treats, and for this upcoming season, they are very excited to have donuts join the party. Hoods Baked Goods’ will have a variety of fabulous donuts throughout the season. This past market they had donuts drizzled with decadent chocolate and vanilla frosting topped with colorful sprinkles, and mini cinnamon and sugar donuts perfect for snacking!
Join them in the excitement of these fresh tasty treats by visiting the Delhi Farmers’ Markets and trying some for yourself! Learn more on their Facebook.
The Outdoor Farmers’ Market is Back!
This Wednesday, May 1st, from 10am-2pm, marks the beginning of the outdoor Delhi Farmers’ Market. We want to take a moment to thank the vendors who kept us supplied with delicious food and local products all winter long. Now, even more vendors will join the market as it moves outdoors to Courthouse Square. The Delhi Farmers’ Market is a reliable way to source local groceries. There will be produce you can feel great about, local meat that has been pasture-raised with love, baked goods nearly warm from their morning bake, herbal remedies for all your ailments, and much more.
The Delhi Farmers’ Market is more than a place to shop. It is also a place to meet friends and enjoy lunch. It is a meeting ground to begin your adventure for the day while stocking up on items you enjoy. Not only is shopping at the farmers’ market beneficial to you, but it is also imperative to local farmers and producers in sustaining their business and all their hard work.
We are so excited for the start of the outdoor market as it creates a joyful buzz in the town of Delhi each Wednesday. So mark your calendars and rearrange your schedule to accommodate your weekly grocery shopping at the Delhi Farmers’ Market!
Farmers' Market Feature: Pearls by Peg
Pearls by Peg is a Farmers’ Market regular, selling handmade jewelry that is one-of-a-kind. Find an array of different items such as bracelets, necklaces with lavish pendants, earrings, and other accessories. Visit the market on Wednesdays from 10am-2pm to find out more and to browse the collection.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Hipstitch Academy
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Hipstitch Academy is a sewing school started by Megan Avery as a way to encourage people to make their own clothing and alter thrifted clothes as alternatives to fast fashion. The school is online, in-person in Harpersfield, and at the Delhi Farmers’ Market.
At the Delhi Farmers’ Market, Megan accepts items that need to be hemmed, altered, and more. Items can be left at the market with Megan and picked up at a later time. Hipstitch also has a line of alternative fashion pieces that are made with repurposed items. Find out more about Hipstitch Academy on their website, Instagram, and Facebook.
Farmers' Market Feature: Charlotteville General Store Coffee Roastery
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The Charlotteville General Store is a quant shop that offers breakfast and lunch sandwiches and roasts its own coffee beans in the hamlet of Charlotteville in Summit, NY. Each Saturday they roast organic Guatemalan and Peruvian fair-trade coffee beans that are used to brew coffee served in the general store or packaged to be sold elsewhere. Charlotteville General Store Coffee Roastery coffee blends can be found in stores around New York and New Jersey, and each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market.
Learn more about them on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Burn Ayr Farm
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Burn Ayr Farm is a multigenerational farm located on Route 28 in Delhi, NY. This farm has gone through a variety of iterations since its 1890 beginnings. It was once an active dairy farm, and throughout the early 90’s a high-profile organic vegetable producer in New York City Markets. Now the focus of Burn Ayr Farm is 100% grass-fed Highland Beef cattle and Heritage Hogs. You can purchase their products at the Delhi Farmers Market every Wednesday from 10am-2pm or everyday of the week at the farm stand on Route 28 beginning in May. From May-October their farm stand is open with local seasonal vegetables, honey, dairy products, herbal remedies, and other locally made and produced products.
Find them at the Delhi Farmers’ Market every Wednesday from 10am-2pm, on Facebook and Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Bakers Grimm
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Delhi Farmers’ Market regulars have found a new home and dedicated baking space on Main Street in Delhi. Bakers Grimm, known for their crocodile bread and pretzel bagels, among other delicious baked goods, has a new location in the heart of town. Once the bakery is in full swing, it will offer sandwiches, espresso, coffee, and its renowned baked goods from the cozy shop at 116 Main. Don’t worry, Bakers Grimm will still be selling their items at the Delhi Farmers’ Market! Learn more about their new endeavor on their Facebook page.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Elsewhere Farm
Elsewhere Farm is located in Hamden, NY, and specializes in microgreens and playfully potted succulents. The farm offers dried flower bouquets, handmade jewelry, and crafted items with a personal touch. Elsewhere Farm offers a variety of items depending on the season. Visiting them at the farmers’ market is always worth the stop.
Learn more about them on their Website and Facebook!
Farmers' Market Feature: Rev Spirits
Rev Spirits makes mead and spirits in time-honored distilling methods to create a rich, finely crafted product. Everything they make is in honor of the honey bees. RevSpirits, started by friends Phil and Bill, were beekeepers first. They grew curious about what they could do with their raw honey. After much experimentation and many tasting parties later, they realized they were onto something revolutionary. Hence, RevSpirits was born. Learn more on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Pizzo’s Gourmet Food
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Pizzo’s Gourmet Foods from Delhi, NY, specializes in Italian cuisine such as pasta dishes, subs, salads, desserts, and more. They make fresh ravioli, fresh pasta, prepared meals, sauces, salad dressing, and desserts (like cheesecake and cannolis!). You can find them at the Delhi Farmers’ Market or at their location at 27905 NY-28 for dine-in or pick-up.
Learn more about what they offer and keep up to date on their new location by following them on their Facebook page.
Farmers’ Market Feature: The Farmer's Wife
The Farmer’s Wife, also known as Barb Hanselman of Del-Rose Farm, makes fresh pies and other baked goods, selling them weekly at the farmers’ market in Delhi. Seasonally, her pies are sold at the Del-Rose Farm stand (and other local farm stands!) alongside fresh produce and sweet corn.
Get your hand on the perfect pie at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesdays from 10am-2pm. Read more about The Farmer’s Wife and the Del-Rose Farm here or on Facebook.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits
What began as a quest to make a delicious all natural treat for her then sick dog Smokey, has turned into good fortune for anyone visiting the Delhi Farmers’ Market where you will find Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits. Made from ingredients that you can pronounce and recognize, these treats are winning over pups of every persuasion. With a great crunch and ingredients a human would consume (whole wheat flour, wheat germ, chicken broth and a dash of garlic powder), Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits are quickly becoming a favorite treat for dogs in the area.
In addition to dog biscuits, find paw balm, bowl scrubbers and more when you visit Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. Learn more about Muddy Nose products on their website and Facebook.
Farmers' Market Feature: Lucky Dog Organic
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Lucky Dog Organic is a farm in Hamden, NY, that has been in operation since 2000. Seasonally, they employ many farmers to help with day to day operations, creating opportunities for people to learn or expand their experience of farming while producing quality, organic produce. They sell their produce in a variety of ways including at local farmers’ markets and through the 607 CSA.
Visit them at farmers’ markets all around the state but particularly each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesday! Learn more about Lucky Dog on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Rock Royal Farm
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Rock Royal Farm, located in Walton, NY, sells their products and produce at local farmers’ markets and stores such as Hamden General, First Bloom Corner Store, and Stamford Coffee. They sell coffee, granola, an array of vegetables, chicken, and raw, unfiltered honey.
They are a regular at the year-round Delhi Farmers’ Market. Browse their quality products each Wednesday at the Delhi American Legion from 10am-2pm and follow their Instagram to keep up with the latest.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Bakers Grimm
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Bakers Grimm is a Delhi Farmers’ Market staple selling classic breads, bagels, and pastries made fresh. Their delicious and well-received baked goods are made with NYS-milled flour and pristine Catskill water. Bakers Grimm sells their products wholesale in the county and weekly at area markets. Delmar Crim studied at the Culinary Institute of America and founded Bakers Grimm, with his wife Carla, after a long career in the restaurant and hospitality industry. Try some of their delicious goods at the weekly Delhi Farmers’ Market and you will continue to come back for more. Find more information about the bakery on their Facebook.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Black Willow Pond Farm
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Black Willow Pond Farm is a family-farm located in Cobleskill, NY. Coming from 6 generations of farmers, Black Willow Pond Farm takes pride in farming, particularly the quality of their meats and goods. They abide by strict pasture management and intentional grazing, which provides their livestock with a nutrient rich forage. They offer whole chickens, chicken feet, pork, pork bones, beef, lamb, lamb sausage, lamb pelts and much more.
Find them year-round at the Delhi Farmers’ Market each Wednesday and learn more on their website, Facebook, or Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Berry Brook Farm
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Berry Brook Farm is an organic vegetable farm located in Hamden. The farming duo started Berry Brook in Delancey in 2013 and purchased their forever farm in Hamden in 2019. With a love for hard-work and sustainable agriculture, this farm is dedicated to organic farming and distributing their produce to the local community. Berry Brook participates in the 607 CSA, which makes their vegetables accessible to those in the Catskills and beyond.
Learn more about Berry Brook Farm directly from the source! Find Eleanor, Patrick or a member of their crew at the Farmers Market year round. You can also find them on their website, Facebook, or Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Catskills Pasta Company
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Catskills Pasta Company makes fresh extruded and handmade pasta in Delhi, NY. They make a variety of pasta styles including, gnocchetti sardi, spaghetti, creste di gallo, and cocoa pappardelle. During the summer months, you will find their pasta for sale at the Farmers’ Market and during the winter, visit EightyMain Kitchen and Bar for handmade pasta to bring home or enjoy pasta warm and fresh from the restaurant. Find more about Catskills Pasta Company on their website and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Maria’s Upstate Kitchen
Maria’s Upstate Kitchen at Alder Pond Farm in Andes, NY, regularly vends at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. They specialize in baked goods made with King Arthur’s Flour, pasture raised eggs and no preservatives. You’ll find a variety of tempting items such as cranberry orange scones, cinnamon rolls, almond cake, chocolate bread, and baguettes. They also offer multiple spice blends and other goodies.
Try some of their baked goods at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesdays from 10am-2pm at the Delhi American Legion.