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Farm Fresh

Whether it’s picking your own fruit, selecting the perfect holiday tree or
exploring local markets and festivals, there’s ample opportunity to create fun
memories with nature and load up on fresh goodies in this vibrant community.

U-PICK FARMS LIFE ON THE FARM
Dive into the sweet world of blueberries at Hall’s Hill, Solon Gardens Get hands-on and make memories on these Cortland County farms. Get
and Twin Tower Blueberry Farms. Cherry Knoll Farm also produces cozy with friendly farm animals at Daisy Hollow Farm—goats, bunnies,
the beautiful ripe, flavorful berries used in their blueberry wines. cows, mini horses and more! Grab a day pass for family-friendly adventures,
Cobblestone Valley Farm, a family legacy since 1886, lets you pick from animal playtime to garden strolls, hikes and pony rides. At Trinity
your own strawberries in June and offers year-round organic, pasture- Valley Farm, dive into a fourth-generation farm tour, where kids learn
raised bacon. For autumn vibes, Theresa’s Pumpkin Patch is your about cheese and milk production, bond with baby calves and even whip up
pumpkin paradise, complete with wheelbarrows for those giant gourds. a nutritional meal for the cows, topped off with a refreshing Chocolate Milk
Come winter, channel your inner lumberjack at Dog Hollow, treat!
Pitman’s and Hill of Beans Christmas Tree Farms for the perfect
holiday centerpiece. FARM STANDS
Don’t feel like picking? Opt for convenience with already-picked goodies
MAPLE & HONEY at a local farmers’ market or stand. There are plenty of farmers’ markets
Savor the sweetness of Cortland County’s maple and honey treasures! throughout the county, selling everything from tart cherries to pumpkins
Dive into the maple scene with Cooper Hill Maple, Button Maple and to eggs. Explore outdoor markets in Cincinnatus, Cortland and Homer,
Ensign Family Maple producers, celebrated at the lively CNY Maple or head to McGraw Box Brewing for an indoor option. Farm stands like
Festival in Marathon each spring. For golden goodness, taste Wild As- Anderson’s Farm Market, Dave’s Veggies and Reakes Country Goods
ter Honey at Exodus Apiary or indulge in natural, raw delights from offer more fresh picks, or if you’re into fresh-cut flowers, Catalpa Flower
Gridley Hollow, crafting honey, beeswax candles and soaps since 1989. Farm and Always Bloom have you covered.

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