Four Winds Farm

Four Winds Farm Regenerative Agriculture The remainder is used to grass-fed beef and pastured pork, which supply us generously with natural fertilizer.

FOUR WINDS FARM is a 24 acre diversified organic farm located in Gardiner, in southern Ulster County, of which 4 acres are used to grow vegetables, primarily heirloom and open pollinated varieties for better flavor and for seed saving. Our farm-generated manure compost allows us to grow vegetables using a method that is very different from conventional farms.

Online preordering for our annual Seedling Sale closes Monday, May 10 at noon! https://fourwindsfarmny.com/online-store...
05/09/2021

Online preordering for our annual Seedling Sale closes Monday, May 10 at noon!

https://fourwindsfarmny.com/online-store

You can also schedule an appointment online to shop IN PERSON Friday 5/21 or Saturday 5/22 here: https://koalendar.com/e/seedling-sale-in-person-shopping.

At this time we still have around 100 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers available. We will have many varieties available for in person shopping, but some limited items may sell out online and be unavailable for in person shopping.

We are again offering online preordering for seedlings. Go to the Online Store page for more information and to place your preorder. This year you can shop the sale in person on Friday, May 21 and Saturday, May 22. We will have many varieties available for in person shopping, but some limited items....

Seedling Sale Online Preordering Opens Tomorrow at Noon!https://fourwindsfarmny.com/online-store/Order Online: Sunday, A...
04/18/2021

Seedling Sale Online Preordering Opens Tomorrow at Noon!

https://fourwindsfarmny.com/online-store/

Order Online: Sunday, April 18 - Monday, May 10
Pickup On Farm: Saturday, May 15, Sunday, May 16 or Monday May 17

Preorder seedlings through our online store starting Sunday 4/18 at noon! We have over 200 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers this year! At checkout, you will need to schedule a pickup appointment. The checkout process has changed a little since last year. This year you will be prompted to select "On Farm Pickup" as your pickup location, then select either May 15, 16, or 17 from the popup calendar, and then select an available time slot. We will be charging a $5.00 handling fee at checkout, which will be labeled as a "pickup fee".

In Person Shopping:
On Farm By Appointment: Friday, May 21 and Saturday, May 22
This year you can shop the sale in person on Friday, May 21 and Saturday, May 22. You will be able to schedule appointments online on our homepage starting Sunday 4/18 at noon (tomorrow)! We will have many varieties available for in person shopping, but some limited items may sell out online and be unavailable for in person shopping.

Farmers Market Seedling Sale
We will have seedlings available for in person shopping at our farmers market booths. We will not be offering preordering of seedlings for market pickup. We will be back (with seedlings and produce!) at the Cold Spring Farmer’s Market on Saturday, May 29 and at the Woodstock Farmer’s Market on Wednesday, May 26. If you would like to have seedlings before the last week of May, please preorder for on farm pick up or make an appointment to shop at the farm.

02/02/2021
06/16/2020

Woodstock Farmers Market a/k/a Woodstock Farm Festival tomorrow afternoon!

Organic Fresh Whole Chickens available the week of June 22 – preorder now!Whole Chickens are $5.50/pound. Please fill o...
06/16/2020

Organic Fresh Whole Chickens available the week of June 22 – preorder now!

Whole Chickens are $5.50/pound. Please fill out the form below to reserve your bird for pickup. Unfortunately, we are not offering pickup at the Cold Spring Farmers Market. Instead, Cold Spring customers can reserve chickens to be picked up on Thursday, June 25 at Winter Hill (20 Nazareth Way, Garrison, NY) from 4pm – 7pm, or in Beacon at Hudson Valley Brewery from 4pm – 7pm (during the Second Wind CSA weekly pickups).

Chickens are available for pickup:
On Farm – Tuesday June 23, 2:30-7pm
Woodstock Farmers Market – Wednesday, June 24
Garrison, Winter Hill – Thursday, June 25, 4pm – 7pm
Beacon, Hudson Valley Brewery – Thursday, June 25 4pm – 7pm

Please fill out the order form here: https://forms.gle/uPhahc3rccsiBsJu7

Here is our vegetable online ordering and pickup information:
Woodstock Farm Festival: Online vegetable ordering for Wednesday market pickup opens every Sunday morning and closes Tuesday at noon.
Cold Spring Farmers Market: Online vegetable ordering for Saturday market pickup opens every Tuesday evening and closes Thursday at midnight.
Sunday On Farm vegetable pickup: Online ordering for Sunday pickup opens every Tuesday evening and closes Thursday at midnight.

Whole Chickens are $5.50/pound. Please fill out the form below to reserve your bird for pickup. You won't know the weight or total price per bird until pickup, but you will be able to select a size preference and we will do our best to match it. We don't know the weights of the chickens until after....

LAST CHANCE to get vegetable herb and flower seedlings for your garden! We will be closing our walk-in honor-system seed...
06/05/2020

LAST CHANCE to get vegetable herb and flower seedlings for your garden! We will be closing our walk-in honor-system seedling shop this Sunday, June 7, at 6 pm. Get what you want while you can!

WE STILL HAVE SEEDLINGS!We are hearing reports that many other retailers have sold out of tomato and other vegetable see...
05/28/2020

WE STILL HAVE SEEDLINGS!

We are hearing reports that many other retailers have sold out of tomato and other vegetable seedlings. Not so with Four Winds Farm! We still have dozens of varieties available. The seedling sale area will be open daily from 9am - 6pm for honor-system self-service sales. Please park in the designated spaces, follow the posted guidelines, and observe social distancing.

Slicing tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, sweet peppers, hot peppers, cucumbers, summer squash, zucchini, winter squash, melons, onions, kale, chard, herbs, flowers and more.

We'll be there!
05/27/2020

We'll be there!

Opening Day is here! Keep a look out for our market protocols at the market entrance, or visit our website to see them before you go. Remember, 3:00-4:00pm is for seniors and immunocompromised, and the market is open until 7pm. Wear a mask, practice social distancing, bring your shopping list, leave your pets at home, no self service and please be patient. We are all in this together. Cheers to Peace, Love & Local Food!

05/20/2020

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158 Marabac Road
Gardiner, NY
12525

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+18452553088

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FOUR WINDS FARM is a 24 acre diversified organic farm located in Gardiner, in southern Ulster County, of which 4 acres are used to grow vegetables, primarily heirloom and open pollinated varieties for better flavor and for seed saving. The remainder is used to raise beef, which supply us generously with natural fertilizer. Our farm-generated manure compost allows us to grow vegetables using a method that is very different from conventional farms. We do not plow or rototill our soil. Instead, we have permanent beds throughout the farm. We lay our compost on top of the beds and plant into the compost. This gives us a w**d free environment to grow our vegetables.

There are many other benefits to not tilling the soil. A very important one is that we are able to store carbon in the soil, giving us a high soil organic matter environment. Our soil organic matter is between 8 and 10 percent. The higher percentage of organic matter allows the soil to hold more water, thereby cutting down on water runoff issues during heavy rains and holding more moisture during dry periods. Other benefits of not tilling is that we can grow more vegetables in a smaller space and maintain biodiversity both within the soil and on land. Perhaps the most important benefit is that our vegetables taste better. It makes sense. Plants growing in a rich, biodiverse soil are going to be healthy plants, and that health is what you taste. So come visit us at one of the Farmer’s Markets we attend and experience the difference.