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Taliaferro Farmstand And our monthly catered dinners! You can't get any closer to the farm than this.
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Organic fruit and vegetables for purchase or through our membership programs; U-Picks, herb and flower cutting gardens and value-added products like local honey, cheese, milk, farm eggs, quiches, soups and more.

08/27/2026

We always have a little break from lettuce during the hottest part of the season, but now it is back!
All of our produce is grown here on our farm. For all those that shop at our farm store it is harvested and then directly goes to our farm store. This means less channels that it has to go through and less possibility of contamination.
This bacteria outbreak is caused not by the farmers but by the corporate process.
That being said I think that’s why it is so important to buy directly from your farmer - not an online food service, not from the grocery store - directly from your farmer. This can help to change the ag industry, one small decision at a time.
So our lettuce is back! No bacteria included (accept for the good kind for your microbiome). And if you can’t shop with us, try and find a local farmer near you, or a local shop that provides as fresh as they can get produce.





These dinners mean so much to me, and this time we have some friends that will be there to show off their delicious farm...
08/10/2026

These dinners mean so much to me, and this time we have some friends that will be there to show off their delicious farm to table drinks!
Join us for a cozy evening celebrating local flavors with a farm-to-table dinner cooked by amazing chef Darren Unger and a warm welcome to our friends from Brooklyn Cider House. They’ll be joining us for a special cider tasting and conversation, sharing the story behind their locally crafted ciders. We can’t wait to gather around the table with you!

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We’ve added a few more veggies! I know some of you may not be aware what is in season on our farm, or just in general, s...
08/08/2026

We’ve added a few more veggies!
I know some of you may not be aware what is in season on our farm, or just in general, so here is an update to what we have on our farm.
We are in full swing of harvest (and still planting more for fall), so hopefully you’re liking these updates - it is my second one - but I have been wanting to put this out more to just keep everyone that may not be able to stop by as much or just want to know what kind of veggies are in season in this area this time of year.
Hopefully you enjoy the updates!





08/07/2026

Using the word swell I think shows my overzealous excitement🥳
When one thing goes wrong it feels like so many others will, but with lots of kind words (thank you for those) my confidence for the tractor felt loads better.
It is one of the tractors I use the most on the farm, so not having it was daunting and scary to see what the outcome would be.
I wouldn’t have had the positivity in my own attitude if it wasn’t for all of you cheering me on while it happened, so thank you again, and we are back in business! 🚜👩‍🌾





07/30/2026

Another amazing idea from InventiDad!
We have been looking for a way to make large grills for our big red barn (and possibly pizza oven). Then my dad went to a farm for his irrigation business and the farmer had to get rid of the filters since they were no longer of use.
Dad right away called me and now we are on our way to have two beautiful grills.
Can’t wait to see and show off the finished product! It’ll actually be at our first farm to table collaboration dinner with Radio Woodstock 100.1 which I’m also super excited about, and you can sign up today on there website 👩‍🍳
So our week started off a bit rocky, but with the downs comes the ups 🌞





07/27/2026

Before this mind you I was crying for a solid 30 mins, but Joey, my dad and my amazing mechanic Sean Crimmins reminded me that it is not the end of the world especially since it was caught before I turned on the tractor.
I not only feel so blessed to have amazing people surrounding me so that when something like this happens I feel supported, but also a big reminder that’s why you have to know how to pivot in farming.
Also being pregnant and dealing with these situations makes a little less calming with all the emotions that quickly flood in.
By this video I knew it could be dealt with, and fixed, so did it slow some of my to dos down? Yes, but did it also teach me a lesson, and help me to grow for next time? Yes
So no matter what your day to day is remember the situation can be resolved and there are mistakes being made everywhere, just sometimes it happens to be you who is the one who made them.





What’s in season in New Paltz NY? Well at our farm this is currently what we are harvesting this time of year in this ar...
07/24/2026

What’s in season in New Paltz NY? Well at our farm this is currently what we are harvesting this time of year in this area.
Seasonal eating is something that I not only started to do on accident, but now try to maintain as the year goes on. Eating what I know is fresh and available at this time. Sometimes I do get a little sad not eating tomatoes in the winter, but I know that it not only takes a stance on food, but in food production.
So if you’re also looking to eat seasonally, here’s a look into what we have going on, and stop by our farm store today or this weekend to grab yours for your seasonal dishes 🥗





07/23/2026

Come pick your own!
We have lots of flowers in bloom right now ready for you to pick and fall in love with. I’m all about having some fresh home decor in the house in this season. I definitely even dry some so I can have some decor for the winter time.
Zinnias are great for drying, and once we have our marigolds they are too, so take some home to dry for winter or just a fresh bouquet to fill your weekend with some color.

Pick your own flowers

📍Taliaferro Farms, New Paltz NY

🗓️ Tuesday - Sunday

⏰ 10am - 6pm





Garlic Braiding and flower harvest picnic was so much fun! A beautiful lovely group of people enjoying each others compa...
07/22/2026

Garlic Braiding and flower harvest picnic was so much fun!
A beautiful lovely group of people enjoying each others company with some crafts, yummy food, and a great teacher Kate
According to USDA agricultural specialists, properly braided garlic maintains optimal airflow around each bulb, preventing moisture buildup that leads to mold and rot. And what better way to create a useful decorative item for your home that can all be composted and used throughout the winter months.
This for me is home decor at its best!
And why not add some fun to it too, so I can’t wait till our next natural crafts class





Fresh ingredients, delicious food, and a beautiful evening on the farm—what more could you ask for? Gather your favorite...
07/19/2026

Fresh ingredients, delicious food, and a beautiful evening on the farm—what more could you ask for? Gather your favorite people and join us for a memorable summer experience for our July 25th dinner. This is a way we not only highlight our delicious fresh organic food that we grow, but it is a way to bring community together, and spotlight chefs in the area like Sarah (who created this beautiful menu).
It may be hard to enjoy the heat right now, but this dinner will make it much easier. Sign up today with the link in bio.

📍Taliaferro farms, New Paltz, NY

🗓️ July 25th 2026

⏰ 6:00pm - 9:00pm





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187 Plains Road
New Paltz, NY
12561

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+1 845-399-8483

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