Dear native grapes, is a vineyard and winery in Walton, NY. The vineyard is dedicated to growing North American native and hybrid grapes to honor and restore grapes that were once very popular in North American winemaking. The winegrowing methods used by the owners, Deanna Urciuoli and Alfie Alcántara, are modeled after holistic and regenerative philosophies, applied both on the farm and in the cellar. Try some of their wine this holiday season by visiting them at the indoor Delhi Farmers’ Market. Learn more about them on their website and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: The Farmer’s Wife
The Farmer’s Wife, Barbara Hanselman of Del-Rose Farm, bakes fresh pies and other baked goods, selling them weekly at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. During this holiday season, buy one of her pies to enjoy at your holiday party! Seasonally, The Farmer’s Wife pies are sold at the Del-Rose Farm Stand (and other local farm stands!) alongside produce and other local goods.
Get your hands on one of her delicious baked goods at the Delhi Farmers’ Market on Wednesdays from 10am-2pm. Read more about The Farmer’s Wife here, on Facebook, or Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Burn Ayr Farm
Burn Ayr Farm on Route 28 in Delhi, NY, has been a family farm since 1890 with two generations of the Sullivans working the farm today. They offer a variety of cuts of beef and pork, available at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and directly from the farm. This November 29th and 30th they are hosting their annual holiday market from 10am-4pm inside their roadside farm stand at 21031 NY 28, just outside the village of Delhi. If you miss the markets, you can reach out to the farm directly to arrange a time to pick up your desired product. Learn more about Burn Ayr Farm on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits
Muddy Nose Dog Biscuits makes delicious all natural dog treats. These tasty treats, power packed with a fantastic crunch, are made with ingredients you can pronounce and recognize. The treats are human grade to make sure your pet is receiving the very best in their daily treats. 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: Chesterbury Farms
Chesterbury Farms is a gourmet mushroom farm that was founded in Davenport, NY, in 2019. The farm grows a variety of gourmet mushrooms that rotate seasonally including Oyster Mushrooms, King Trumpet, Chestnut, Lions Mane, Pioppino, and Shiitake. Chesterbury Farms sells their products at local markets and are regular vendors at the year-round Delhi Farmers’ Market. Stop by the market soon and see what they have in store. Learn more about the farm on their website and Instagram.
First Indoor Farmers' Market!
The Delhi Farmers’ Market has officially moved indoors until spring! The market will continue each Wednesday, from 10am-2pm, now from the indoor comfort of the Delhi American Legion. If you have yet to visit the legion, you are in for a treat. The room where the farmers’ market is held is full of character with a beautiful wooden ceiling and beams. Supporting local farmers’ through the colder months is a great way to help sustain their presence in our community. Farmers’ are growing greens and vegetables inside greenhouses to provide the community with fresh vegetables year round. Find fresh baked goods, honey, maple syrup, jewelry, and much more at the indoors Delhi Farmers’ Market this season!
One Remaining Outdoor Farmers' Market
The Delhi Farmers’ Market is a huge attraction each summer in the village of Delhi and this summer was no different. With over 50 vendors each week, the community had a bounty of produce, baked goods, preserves, herbal products, and much more at their fingertips. The food vendors provided a destination for lunch, and Courthouse Square was a wonderful place to spend the afternoon. After a successful outdoor season, the market will move indoors to the Delhi American Legion on November 6th. You can still get your farmers’ market haul deep into the throes of winter. There is still one remains outdoor market on Wednesday, October 30th, from 10am-2pm! Get weekly updates about the market by following the Delhi Farmers’ Market Facebook.
Farmers' Market Feature: Ty's Taco-Ria
Ty’s Taco-Ria taco truck drives all over the area serving up delicious tacos made with local ingredients. The taco truck has been a staple at the Delhi Farmers’ Market all season long, feeding the community high quality taco’s, tortilla chips, guacamole, and fresh beverages. Though their season is winding down, they may have a few appearances in the community. Visit their website for more details and their Facebook and Instagram to see where you can enjoy their unique flavors.
Farmers' Market Feature: The Concrete Creative
The Concrete Creative is a Delhi Farmers' Market vendor and also has a brick and mortar shop in Hamden, NY. Visit them at the market for sculptural homewares made out of concrete, jewelry, adornments, and other made or found items. The variety of their work makes for great gift giving for a special occasion or a treat for yourself. Learn more on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Berry Brook Farm
Berry Brook Farm is a vegetable farm that was founded in 2013. With a love for hard-work and sustainable agriculture, Berry Brook is dedicated to organic farming and distributing their produce to the local community. By participating in the 607 CSA, their produce is accessible to those in the Catskills and beyond. They have gorgeous seasonal produce available year-round at the farmers’ market with delicious fresh tomatoes, greens, and root vegetables at your fingertips. Learn more about them on their Facebook and Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Nectar Hills Farm
Nectar Hills Farm is a biodynamic farm focusing on regenerative farming while exploring creative ideas inspired by the land. At the Delhi Farmers’ Market they sell pestos and hummus, baked goods, and medical vinegars. Pick up apple cider vinegar and fuego cider to help beat the colds of winter or to use for salads and cooking. Learn more about Nectar Hills Farm on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Delhi Farmers' Market, Year-Round!
The Delhi Farmers’ Market was a huge success this summer! With Courthouse Square filled with local vendors every Wednesday, rain or shine, the patrons of the market were supplied with their weekly groceries. Local farmers were selling fresh produce, meat and eggs, and on top of that, there were amazing vendors selling jam and preserves, hot sauce, herbal remedies, hand-carved wooden items, jewelry, cheese, flowers, baked goods, and much more.
This past Wednesday at the farmers’ market, the vendors celebrated the success of summer with a pot luck lunch and a lovely group photo! The market will continue outdoors until October 30th. On November 6th, the market will move indoors at the Delhi American Legion at 41 Page Avenue.
Thank you to all of the wonderful vendors and all of the patrons of the market who continue to make the Delhi Farmers’ Market one of the biggest in the area!
Farmers’ Market Feature: Double Z Farm
Double Z Farm is a family-farm in Delhi, NY. They offer a special variety of items at the Delhi Farmers’ Market including lamb, beef, chicken, and rabbit. Double Z offers alpaca yarn and suet feeders stuffed with alpaca fur that provide nesting birds soft materials to add to their nests. They also sell wooden cutting boards and “Spit Happens” shirts along with other items. Find them at the market to learn more!
Farmers' Market Feature: East Branch Farm’s Kimchee Harvest
East Branch Farm’s Kimchee Harvest is a family-owned and operated farm in Roxbury, NY. They host occasional dinners at the farm and grow a variety of produce. Their specialty is kimchi and banchan with a delicious variety available at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. Whether you get a disco studded container or plate to enjoy at the market, Kimchee Harvest is a must when visiting the farmers market. Learn more on their website and Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Succurro
Succurro is a collaborative, experimental creative project in East Meredith, NY, that began in 2017. As a farm, they cultivate food in alignment with the natural patterns and cycles of the ecosystem, putting the needs of the animals first. They offer events and feasts at their farm and offer bread, chicken, and pork at the Delhi Farmers’ Market. The sourdough bread is made in a wood burning stove by hand each week. Learn more about Succurro by visiting their website and Instagram.
Farmers' Market Feature: Zeep Naturals
Zeep Naturals, located near the Pepacton Reservoir, offers artisanal vegan soaps inspired by the Catskills. They also offer handcrafted Turkish towels, throws, blankets, bedding, and a variety of kitchen items and accessories. Their products are amazing quality and add the perfect touch to your home! Discover more about Zeep Naturals at the Delhi Farmers' Market or on their website and Instagram.
Farmers Market Feature: Hollow Winds Farm
Hollow Winds Farm creates traditional tallow soap, olive oil soap, hand-dipped beeswax candles, herbal salves, and other goods. Depending on the season, find a variety of items at their table such as greens, edible flowers, mushrooms, and berries. You can always count on a variety of soaps made with local, trusted ingredients. Find them each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and learn a bit more by following Hollow Winds Farm on Instagram.
Farmers Market Feature: Platner Brook Farm
Platner Brook Farm is a family-owned and operated farm in Delhi, NY. They raise grass-fed sheep and lamb and offer their products in a variety of ways. One of their most sought after products is the merguez sausage. Perfect for any meal, merguez is a spiced sausage that is fantastic grilled, fried, or however you like. Learn more about Platner Brook Farm by visiting them at the Delhi Farmers’ Market each Wednesday or on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: Skytop Trout
Skytop Springs Fish Farm, located in Sidney Center, NY, provides fresh trout that has been hatched, raised, and harvested in the foothills of the Catskills. They sell certified NY grown whole trout, hand-deboned fillets, Northwest style smoked and hot smoked fillets, trout cakes, and a smoked trout spread. For a true taste of the area, smoked trout is the place to start! You can find Skytop Springs Fish Farm at the Delhi Farmers’ Market where they also sell freezer bags to keep your trout cold until it reaches home! Learn more about them on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Farmers’ Market Feature: The Wood Butcher
The Wood Butcher is a regular at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and creates one-of-a-kind bowls, plates, spoons, and other items. All of the wood is found locally and churned by Mark Kohler. Each item is freshly made, most within the last year, from beautifully textured wood. Learn more about what The Wood Butcher has to offer by visiting the Delhi Farmers’ Market Wednesdays from 10am-2pm at Courthouse Square or by joining The Wood Butcher Facebook group.
