Livingston Manor, New York, Sullivan County
A fourteen acre working farm in the Catskills
We grow lettuce, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, pumpkins, arugula, kale and peppers in a 200 foot greenhouse and a one acre outdoor garden, then sell it direct to people nearby and to local stores. Our primary wholesale account is Main Street Farm in Livingston Manor.
How the farm works
Greenhouse, garden, and a short drive to town
Two growing spaces, one straightforward goal: get good produce to the people who cook it.
The Greenhouse
Our greenhouse runs 200 feet, keeping lettuce, kale and greens going well outside the outdoor season.
The Outdoor Garden
Tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, peppers and pumpkins grow in our one acre outdoor plot through the warm months.
Local, Direct, and Wholesale
Our primary account is Main Street Farm in Livingston Manor. We are always glad to talk with other local stores and markets.
What we grow
Lettuce varieties, cherry tomatoes, and a proper amount of kale
The crop list is not complicated and that is on purpose. Lettuce varieties, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, pumpkins, arugula, kale and peppers, grown, picked and delivered close to home in Livingston Manor.
We started our first growing season in 2026, and the greenhouse and garden are still expanding as we learn what this ground does best.
Sullivan County, Catskills
Minutes from Livingston Manor and Roscoe
Main Street in Livingston Manor is a short drive from the farm, and Roscoe, known as Trout Town USA, is close behind it. Between the two towns you get fly fishing on the Beaverkill and Willowemoc, a handful of good breweries, and a run of independent shops worth an afternoon.
We keep a running guide to the area, plus a blog on what is actually open each month, since hours change more than people expect out here.
The farm, and everyone who lives on it
Restaurant, market or store looking for local produce?
Tell us what you need and how often. We will let you know what is ready to pick.