Lots of good fresh produce. Friendly people. Their corn is especially good. Fresh produce daily.read more

Great farm fresh veggies- what more could 1 ask for…read more They pick in the morning & sell in the afternoon-Fresh, Fresh,Fresh!!!!

They have the best sweer corn when in season. They have a large variety of fruits and vegetables as…read morewell. Their Zinnia patch has beautiful flowers that you can buy.

I come here for the fresh corn. It's more expensive than the grocery but worth it. There is a place…read moreto husk your corn. They do take credit cards. They have an ice cream stand with Hershey's ice cream. There is no available restroom.

We really enjoyed our weekly trips to Lansing for our CSA share pickup and also to pickup extra…read moreproduce and goodies at their farm store. The five-star experience boils down to the freshness of their items in season, the friendly and hardworking people running the farm, access to local goods and partnerships, and feeling like a member of the community. They offer a CSA membership, which means you purchase a share of their harvest for an entire 21-week season (June-October, with a start or end that may vary slightly) and pick up it up one day a week. Previous years we had signed up for other CSAs closer to where we lived at the time, this year we decided to try out Lansing and we made the right move! They are able to offer a good variety of their produce and it even includes fruits time to time like blueberries, melons, apples, etc. Some CSAs do not include any fruit and some you need to add-on a fruit option. Another CSA used to include fruits from CA and Mexico, which I felt is no different from going to a chain supermarket. This is not the case with Lansing with their CSA. Other share add-ons include weekly milk (through Battenkill Valley Creamery) and egg shares, which are well worth it! They also have an herb garden for members to snip some fresh herbs for themselves (bring your own scissors). In their store, you are supporting their farm and other local purveyors mostly. There may be a few non-local items like bananas (which is helpful if you don't feel like making a separate trip to a big box grocery). I've picked up yogurt, cheese curds, olive oil, candles, bacon from local partners. And every week Lansing rotates different food items made in their kitchen. I always end up bringing something home- my favorites include applesauce, apple cider donuts (freshly fried), cinnamon sugar dusted apple chips (best chips I've ever had), non-mayo potato salad, rosemary bread, and lemon bars. I'm sure there's more I'm forgetting. They also make soups, tzatziki, peach salsa, pies, other baked goods, etc. The people running the farm are friendly; farmer Al is always around working hard and pointing out certain produce that week that you should have your eye on and Jessica (who runs the CSA) is always so personable and observant. One day I was standing in front of their fridge, perusing the goods they made that week, and Jessica called out to me that she was finishing up an applesauce batch. She had remembered that I bought applesauce a few times, amazing. I wish there were more places like this around--the way to keep them is to integrate them into your routine! I have enjoyed coming here every week for the CSA and feeing like a part of the community.

This is a cute roadside market that is tucked away in more of a residential neighborhood. My mom…read morerecommended this place for its amazing cider donuts and it did not disappoint. They also had a huge selection of really cool gourds, apple cider, a wide selection of jams, pumpkins, winter squash and mums. We picked up some jams, which were pretty reasonably priced, and gourds which were also well priced. This place doesn't have the curated atmosphere of larger farms like Indian Ladder but has good quality merchandise, particularly donuts and gourds so this is definitely now added to our rotation of Fall farm stops in the Albany area.

I was so happy to find such a great selection of veggie seedlings to choose from to start my…read moregarden. A HUGE variety of tomatoes and lots of hot peppers I hadn't see anywhere else. They have 6 packs of veggie starters - where as other places have moved to just selling singles. I prefer the multi pack so was happy to find such a great selection. Also lots of flowers and hanging baskets that were absolutely beautiful. The store has lots of gardening supplies and decorations. Bird baths, gnomes, chimes, trellises, you name it! I had lots of fun shopping and planning my veggie garden. There are also large greenhouses to wander through. Very nice employees as well. Great experience all around.

I love nature, so a nursery, especially a family-run local nursery, gets extra love from me. We…read morediscovered George's only in the last year or so, but this place has become one of our go-to nurseries for trees and plants. George's has an impressive variety of plants, and their prices are competitive for the most part. It's also worth mentioning the greenhouses across the parking lot, where they keep loads of annual plants/flowers for sale starting in the spring. There's limited parking but somehow we've never not found a spot here. As far as i know they have a hard no 'refund/return' policy, which is important to keep in mind. Long live George's.

Great less-commercial orchard. Nice employees, good apples…read moreMy go-to orchard in the area

In regard to their apple cider and donuts.... Oh they're real good ... highly recommend…read more I wasn't able to have an opportunity to do their Apple picking but everything seems well taken care of Will be back for the donuts an all seem cleaned in there!

Hubby and I finally made it to the Delmar's farmer market located in the high school parking lot…read more We drove from Rotterdam approximately 25 mins to get there. A lot of parking and sitting areas. I have been wanting to get there to try fresh dumplings from a family owned company called two little dumplings. There were a good amount of vendors and food options. We walked around all the vendors before finally finding the one we went for. It had the longest line of people and the wait was so worth it. We split that days special of chicken and Thai basil dumplings. They packed a lot of flavor in every bite - zesty (lime), spicy (ginger, garlic, black pepper), herby (Thai basil), and umami (fish sauce)! There was peanut sauce with hot chili oil, scallions and friend onions. Loved the dumplings but would go with the tradition sauce next time. There were a lot of other great vendors and we ended up also getting spicy rosemary nuts that were so good. Glad we took the drive and will definitely be back for other goodies. They also sell take home frozen dumplings that they post in their facebook page weekly.

Nice farmers market with crafty, produce and meaty vendors. I just picked up a cookie, blueberries…read moreand a matcha so it was a successful trip. Nicely spaced out vendor and walking area. Ample parking at the high school.

My wife and I wanted to go apple picking so we came here first as part of our daytrip adventure…read more For me, if the drive doesn't involve going into the country and along small roads it really isn't a fall excursion, and this place seemingly was out in the country. When we arrived, it was overcast but quickly brightened up and we had a pleasant time. The woman working (Kristy?) pointed out at the start that the previous weekend had cleaned out most of the apples from the trees, but advised there were some to be had. I think she indicated they had nine types, many of which I had never heard of before (Cameo anyone?). They were clearly marked on a string hanging from a tree, but I recommended next year they make little signs. Anyway, it was true that most of the apples were off the tree but we still found plenty to take home. And, most actually tasted great (I don't like Macintosh or Red Delicious apples). We had the entire orchard for ourselves for the first 45 minutes or so, and it was very relaxing. We even found a couple of families of chipmunks in the trees. There are other things to do as well, such as a nature walk around the pond, and some activities for kids during their events. Their country store was well stocked with meats, jams, vegetables (they have "pick your own vegetables too for those who don't own a garden), and pastries. We each had a cider donut, and they were yummy. I had never heard of this place before, but really enjoyed it and can't wait to come back.

Great little local spot for flowers, cider donuts, pumpkins in the fall and a small market…read more Beautiful view and some outdoor seating!

Good market for a small market. Poor vendors have to hang out in the heat on the macadam, roasting…read more But they were all in good spirits and there is a nice selection. Love to support local!

This market is on 2229 Western Ave,good variety,open air,not as much veggie selection as I would…read morelike,site needs to update address to 2228 Western Ave(unless there is another with the same name?).