Neversink Farm

1 1/4 acre Market Farm. One of the Highest Production Farms in the Country www.neversinkfarm

Human scale agriculture - No Till and No Tractor Farming and producing the most per square foot anywhere.

02/11/2026

New YouTube video up now. Field day all with Chard and kale. Great staple year crops.

Link in story

12/29/2025

New Youtube video .

A tour of the onion field this past summer with some tips on getting a great crop.

Check it out now.

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12/08/2025

New YouTube video up at - “Reducing W**ds by Walking” Enjoy!

Reducing W**ds by Walking - The Blaze Flame W**der
https://youtu.be/8oeR_Ma4im8

11/22/2025

More Sneak Peaks at the Huscle, the electric human scale cultivator that is Soon to be released by . In production now at their HQ in TN. An amazing new type of wheel hoe.

Researched and designed right here at Neversink Farm.

It is extremely light weight and can be carried with one hand. A hand tool for today’s small farms.

11/21/2025

Sneak peak! - Soon to be released by . The Huscle (HUman Scale Electric Cultivator). Finally a new advancement of the wheel hoe after 150 years of pushing static implements around. W**d free is about get much easier on the small scale farm.

With a whopping five patents pending.

10/29/2025

A look at our winter production in House 4 at Neversink Farm. Fresh Veg all winter long.

08/20/2025

Yellow Onions 🧅
Ready for harvest

Planted in 6 inch paper chain pots.

07/26/2025

Not only do we plant vegetables and flowers on the property but more than a hundred trees so far. This was a derelict cattle farm when we started and we are now letting the fields / pastures grow wild. To that Wild we add trees.

07/17/2025

Cherry tomatoes at the farm. These are grafted and then trellised hook and wicket style.

01/22/2025

Thought you might like to see - Under the LowCat tunnels we just put up. (Two posts ago) Outside it is well under zero F and in here we are getting growth.

We have been winter growing for 17 years and I am still amazed at what can be done.

01/18/2025

Taken last week - The outdoor field in the middle of winter. The snow melted and exposed the field for just a couple of days. We are getting a rare chance to see the tillage radish cover crop being winter killed.

The greens and roots are complete mush. The radishes are 10 to 14” long and 2 to 3” wide. Once the spring comes, we just add a compost. Then we use the tither to smooth that compost. In a couple of weeks everything incorporates itself into the soil. After 17 years the soil has really developed using these no till methods combined with loads of compost.

We started with stones and sand. For the first couple of years we incorporated sweat and sore muscles into the soil along with compost.

A bcs was used for half of our first season 17 years ago before it was abandoned for the more efficient no till systems we still use today.

01/17/2025

Big freeze this week. Getting some LowCats set up in the winter hoop houses. Expecting temps well below zero. Brrrr 🥶 ❄️

Growing in zone 5a is challenging but every farm has both challenges and advantages. The key knowing which is which. Getting skilled at growing during the challenging times is a great market advantage.

Address

635 Claryville Road
Claryville, NY
12725

Website

https://linktr.ee/neversinkfarm

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Conor Crickmore is a well known educator in small scale market farming and earning a living growing vegetables on a small plot. He farms without a tractor and primary tillage. He calls his systems Neversink No Till / No Tractor. He designs tools for the small scale farmer www.neversinktools.com. #NeversinkTools He hosts online courses in farming. http://www.neversinkcourses.com #NeversinkMarketFarmCourse