The stand at 1473 state rt 31

06/16/2026

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Enjoy your summer, Sundays Closed!

06/12/2026

Happy Friday.
$5 for 18pack eggs
Fresh from our hens
Ready to use just keep refrigerated.
We will be checking the cooler through the day being hotter, beautiful weather, ensuring quality for you is of importance. Grocery stores check their coolers only twice a day. During hot weather every hour to few hours. Checking also ensures everyone has a chance to get some yummy goodness.

If there’s something you’re interested in but don’t see it, we’ve been going to Agriculture markets so let us know and we can leave it for you to buy.

1473 NY-31, Port Byron

06/09/2026

Farmers across New York are warning that the Empire State's agricultural heritage is facing growing pressure from rising costs, foreign imports, rapid development, and the steady loss of farmland. 🍎🚜🌾

Across New York, more farmers are speaking out and encouraging residents to support New York-grown products instead of relying heavily on food imported from overseas.

Many say the issue goes beyond economics.

Because once farmland disappears… it rarely comes back.

One New York farmer put it simply:

"We can build more subdivisions. We can build more warehouses. But we can't replace productive farmland once it's paved over."

New York is known for its:

🍎 apple orchards
🥛 dairy farms
🍇 vineyards
🥬 vegetable farms
🍒 cherry orchards
🌽 corn fields
🌾 family farms
🚜 rural communities
🏞️ and agricultural traditions that stretch back generations

From the dairy farms of the Southern Tier… to the apple orchards of the Hudson Valley… to the vineyards of the Finger Lakes… to the vegetable farms of Long Island and family operations scattered across the state…

Agriculture remains one of New York's most important industries and a major part of the state's identity.

But farmers say the challenges continue growing:

⛽ rising fuel costs
🚜 expensive equipment and supplies
🌎 competition from imported products
❄️ harsh winters and unpredictable weather
💧 water and land use regulations
👷 labor shortages
🏗️ and development steadily consuming farmland

Many New Yorkers now say protecting local agriculture means protecting:

🌱 farmland
🚜 family farms
💧 natural resources
🏡 rural communities
🍎 New York-grown food
❤️ and future generations of New York farmers

Because New York's farms don't just produce food.

They help preserve open space, support local economies, protect rural communities, and keep the beauty of upstate New York alive.

🍎 SUPPORT NEW YORK FARMERS.
🥛 BUY NEW YORK GROWN.
🚜 PROTECT NEW YORK FARMLAND.

Because once it's gone... it's gone.

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

Thank you to our Host Savannah M. For the Fulton Animal swap & flea/craft market, slow but enjoyable evening.
She said she is always accepting vendors, craft, animals, spread the love. ❤️ Share.
See you all again soon!

06/08/2026

41 Harold Dr. Fulton
Now til 7pm
6-8-26

Come visit the swap meet.

Fresh Eggs 18pk $5 each.
Mix and match all plants 6/$10
Fresh harvests 6-8 of Mint and Catnip
Hair scrunchies $2.50
Peony 3/$1 single stems.
Metal works
Candles $5 each.

06/03/2026

Additions to the Menu:

Sweet pepper plant starts, $2 each or 3/$5
scallions plant started $2 each or 3/$5

Anything 3 for $5 can be mix and matched!!

More to add as the garden grows.

06/02/2026

Can’t make it out to the stand?
Just send us a message we can make arrangements for delivery.
Enjoy the Fresh From the Farm Factors with the added change in times.
Not everyone can make it to market or a Farm stand.
No hidden fees - if your in our delivery radius your request of items is free.
Only shop with a credit or debit card?
That’s fine too, We can accept them.
We use Square to process credit and debit payments, No added fees. Same as cash. Our prices we set to accommodate both.

Basil $3 each
Italian Parsley $3 each
Curley parsley $3 each
Cilantro $2 each
Black raspberry $5 each
Scallions - still growing they have another 30-45 days - $2 each.

(315)766-6854

1473 NY-31, Port Byron