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Green Sun Orchard is a family owned orchard in Trout Creek, NY. They have planted a new orchard on their property while maintaining the trees planted by previous owners. With their heirloom apples they make skillfully fermented hard ciders, cider donuts, and other apple products. Along with apples, they grow blueberries, peaches and plums.
Find Green Sun Orchard at the Delhi Farmers’ Market each Wednesday from 10 am to 2 pm and read more about them on their website and Facebook.
Weinert’s Elk Creek Farm in Schenevus, NY, is a family-run farm located in the picturesque Schenevus Valley. This beef and hemp farm was founded in 2004 by Willie and Rebecca Weinert and they began growing a variety of organic CBD hemp in 2019. Their plants are carefully sown, nurtured, and harvested on the farm using sustainable farming practices to ensure the highest quality oils and products.
Purchase Elk Creek Farm’s CBD salves, tinctures, gummies and more each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market in Courthouse Square. Find more about them at their website, Facebook and Instagram.
Blue Sky Farm and Winery is a family-owned and operated blueberry farm founded by Russ Betz in 1998. The farm began with Russ’s interest in sharing fresh, all-natural blueberries with the community. In 2001, the planting began on the 5-acre farm in Stamford, NY, and the U-Pick blueberry patch was well on its way. After a lot of success and abundant harvests, Blue Sky Farm decided to utilize the bounty of blueberries by making blueberry wine. Since then, the wine has been well received, with demand increasing yearly.
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Blue Sky Farm and Winery sell their products weekly at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesday in Courthouse Square. Stop by the market to get to know Russ, the delicious wine, and take advantage of prime blueberry season by visiting their U-Pick farm in Stamford. Find more information on Blue Sky’s website and Facebook page.
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Barkaboom Native Plants is a native plant nursery located in Margaretville, NY. The nursery was founded in 2020 with an interest in increasing accessibility to and knowledge of native plants in the Catskills region. The plants are always nursery grown from responsibly-sourced local seeds. This ensures the plants are locally adapted to the specific growing conditions of the Catskills and are best suited to strengthen local ecosystems.
Find out more about the wonderful work of Barkaboom Native Plants on their website and follow them on Instagram for tidbits of knowledge in every post!
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Elder Sisters Apothecary offers small batch, homegrown, organic herbal remedies, potions, and magickal goods that are handcrafted in ritual by the phases of the moon. Run by two strong and dedicated women, Jackie and Lisa, they tend to Elder Sisters Apothecary by honoring science and intuition. They offer an array of products such as candles, salves, spell kits, tinctures, incense, and more.
They regularly sell their wares at the Delhi Farmers’ Markets on Wednesdays from 10 am to 2 pm. Find more about them on their website, Instagram or at the Farmers’ Market!
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Middlefield Orchard is a clean and beautiful commercial orchard in Cooperstown, NY. The 130 acre fruit tree and vegetable farm borders Cherry Valley Creek and offers activities and fruit picking for the entire family. Pick your own strawberries, raspberries, and over 28 apple varieties. In the fall enjoy the corn maze, hayrides, pick-your-own pumpkin patch, and more.
Middlefield Orchard has been a regular at the Delhi Farmers’ Market for years offering fresh fruit and vegetables, donuts, jam, and more. Find them each week on Wednesday from 10am-2pm. Find more about them on their website and Facebook.
Island Girl Henna is a henna studio and art gallery run by Jeanette Platania-Harper in Delhi, NY. Jeanette is an exceptionally talented henna artist who offers her work for individual sessions, group parties, and at local markets and festivals. Additionally, Island Girl Henna has an art gallery located at 68 1/2 Main Street in Delhi.
Find Island Girl Henna each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesdays from 10am-2pm and connect with her online to see where else she’ll be this summer. Visit her website, Instagram and Facebook.
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Central Bridge Farms raises all-natural and pasture raised beef, pork, seasonal vegetables and homemade baked goods. The farm has been family owned and operated since 1926 by the Vanderwerken Family. Located in the beautiful Schoharie Valley, the exceptional farm land and nearly a century of family knowledge on the farm generates quality meat and produce.
Purchase their products at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesday from 10am-2pm and find more information on their Facebook and Instagram.
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Nectar Hills Farm is a diversified farm in Schenevus, NY, run by Sonia Sola and Dave Button. They focus on nutrient dense food, herbal teas, Apple Cider Vinegar, Fuego Vinegar and baked goods. You will find all these items plus fresh empanadas each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. They make all of these items in their commercial kitchen with biodynamic produce and grass-fed meats and adding only organic ingredients. Nectar Hills Farm also makes unique fiber goods with their own wool and sheepskins.
Find them each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesday from 10am-2pm at Courthouse Square in Delhi, NY. Find more information on their website, Facebook and Instagram.
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Thistlemint Farm is a collaboratively-owned and operated organic vegetable farm, formed in 2021 in Laurens, NY. The four members of the collaborative work together to grow quality produce with a focus on unique varieties of vegetables and herbs. They care about making their food, land and art, as accessible as possible, and strive to have their regenerative and restorative practices go beyond the basic requirements.
You can preorder Thistlemint vegetables (and art!) online and visit them each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. Find more on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
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Wild View Farms was started in 2021 by first generation farmers Abby and Noah DeDominicis. Their interest in farming is to give a life to the farm animals they raise by allowing them to live as “wild” as possible and to leave the land in better health than how they found it. Their nutrient-rich food is available to the community through regular farmers’ markets and online with 48 hour delivery.
Visit them each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and purchase meat, lard soaps, and other handmade items. Find more about Wild View Farms and how to get your hands on their delicious pork through their website. Follow on Instagram to see their daily activities highlighted in beautiful posts.
Wilson’s Bread and Magpies on Pink Street are amazing bakers with different specialties and exceptional products. Wilson’s Bread, located in Andes, NY, bakes fantastic country style loaves and seeded sourdough bread, with sweet treats such as croissants, morning buns, pan au chocolate, and other delicious treats. Magpie’s makes two different pie varieties each week with local, in season ingredients. The type of pie is dictated by the season. Buy a whole pie or try a pocket pie! Easy for snacking on the go.
Both of these bakers have established great reputations for themselves and regularly sell out of products at the weekly Farmers Market in Delhi. They have pre-order options on their websites. Look at Magpie’s here and Wilson’s here. Stop by the market this Wednesday to pick up your pie and secure your weekly loaf!
Byebrook Farm is a family owned and operated 8th generation dairy farm located in Bloomville, NY. They make delicious gouda cheese such as smoked, caraway seed and cider washed gouda to name a few. They sell raw milk directly to consumers in their farmstand where you can also find eggs, homemade ice cream, baked goods, maple syrup and honey. Their dairy is of the utmost quality because of their all-natural, hormone free, grass fed farming practices.
Find Gwen Deysenroth each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and run into Paul while you are picking up goods at the farmstand. This is a great family farm to support. Get yourself delicious gouda and fresh milk as soon as you can! Find them on Facebook and in the Pure Catskills Guide.
Wayside Cider is a locally owned and operated cider producer in Andes, NY. Wayside celebrates wild apples of Delaware County by making modern ciders that draw on the history and topography of the Great Western Catskills. Wayside aims to preserve the past while embracing modern production metaphors to produce unique ciders to this region.
Wayside is a Delhi Farmers’ Market regular offering samples of their delicious ciders each week in Courthouse Square. Sample each one to find your favorite of the week and stock up on ciders! If you’re looking for a place to eat and hang out, their taproom and bottle shop in Andes is a great place to enjoy on Thursdays-Sundays. Find out more on their website and instagram.
Catskill Momos is a Himalayan Restaurant that sells authentic Tibetan dumplings, Mango Lassi and other rotating items at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. They offer a variety of sauces to accompany your momos so you can accent the taste exactly how you like it.
It’s a perfect lunch to have while doing your weekly shopping at the market but you can also catch Catskill Momos at their brick and mortar location at 191 Main Street in Delhi from 11am-7pm on Thursday-Saturdays. Enjoy and stop by weekly as the variety of momos changes with seasonal ingredients.
Pizzo’s Gourmet Foods from Delhi, NY can help you make a quick and fresh meal with their homemade and ready to go meals. They make fresh ravioli, fresh pasta, prepared meals, sauces, salad dressing and desserts (like cheesecake and cannolis!).
Visit them at the Delhi Farmers’ Market every Wednesday from 10am-2pm and find out more information on their Facebook.
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Elsewhere Farm is located in Hamden, NY and specializes in microgreens and playfully potted succulents. They grow a variety of greens in their heated greenhouse including sunflower shoots, wheatgrass, pea shoots and blends. Flats of micro greens are available by pre-order online and at local farmers’ markets.
They offer an assortment of other goods depending on the season so pay Elizabeth and family a visit at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and Birdsong Farmers’ Market. Read more on their website, Instagram and Facebook.
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Charlotteville Coffee Roastery is a wonderful new addition to the Delhi Farmers’ Market. They roast Guatemalan and Peruvian beans in their coffee roastery in the Charlotteville General Store. The beans are roasted to perfection for not only a delicious cup of coffee but also a comforting one.
Try the coffee for yourself at the outdoor Farmers’ Market where they provide samples of each bean and a smile for the road! Find out more on their website, Facebook and Instagram.
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Back on Courthouse Square every Wednesday.
Please join us in welcoming the Delhi Farmers’ Market back to Courthouse Square in Delhi. The market which takes refuge form the harsh temperatures of the colder months at the American Legion in Delhi will be back outside starting this Wednesday, May 3rd.
More vendors added throughout the spring and summer.
You will find a variety of incredible vendors along the Square each Wednesday from 10am to 2pm. New vendors will be added as we get closer to Memorial Day. If you are interested in being a vendor at the market, please find the application here.
Please come out and support the farms and small businesses of the area this and every Wednesday.
Ty’s Taco-Ria returns to the Delhi Farmers’ Market
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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 now at the Farmers’ Market!
At the Farmers’ Market, Megan is accepting your items that need to be hemmed, altered and more. You can leave your item at the market for Megan and pick it up at a later time. How cool is that! Find out more and connect with Megan on her website, instagram, and Facebook.
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