The fertile land of the Genesee River Valley makes for ideal growing conditions and abundant harvests for a variety of fruits, vegetables, and herbs.

By shopping at farm stands, you support local agriculture and enjoy high-quality, fresh goods often picked just hours before. These stands foster a direct connection between growers and the community, allowing consumers to ask questions about the products and learn more about the farming practices.

Farm stands provide a more sustainable alternative to mass-produced supermarket offerings while promoting local economies. You can take advantage of this bounty of nature at some of our many farm stands and u-pick farms.

Saje Family Farm

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Location: 2747 Bronson Hill Road, Avon, NY

SaJe Family Farm began in 2017 on 14 acres in Avon, NY, driven by a passion for fresh, homegrown food. What started as a small venture quickly grew, and in 2018, the farm stand was born—offering high-quality produce at prices that make fresh food accessible to the community.

In 2024, they began transitioning to a no-till organic growing method, a shift that will continue in the coming years to improve soil health and sustainability.
Along with a diverse selection of produce, the farm offers honey, jams, jellies, baked goods, and pasture-raised lamb and pork, with beef and poultry coming in 2025.

At its core, SaJe Family Farm is about more than just growing food—it’s about cultivating community, sustainability, and a connection to the land for generations to come.

Saje

Stoney Hill Farm

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Location: 7492 Stone Hill Rd, Livonia, NY

Stoney Hill Farm is a family-owned hobby farm featuring a charming roadside vegetable stand and draft horses. They offer fresh, quality produce, eggs, and more at affordable prices. Their draft horses compete across the East and can also be seen locally at the Genesee County Fair in Batavia and the Great New York State Fair.

Stoney Hill

Curtin Family Farmstand

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Location: 4194 Lima Road, Geneseo, NY
 

Bob and Chris Curtin started their stand in 2023 to share their love for gardening and preserving fresh local produce with the community. Their daughter, Kayla, and 2 dogs, Cammie and Rosie, all like to help out! They have a small property with a greenhouse in Wayland where they plant larger quantities of crops to keep the stand fresh and locally sourced. They are always happy to take special orders of items you enjoy too. 

Curtin