Farms & Agriculture businesses in Rockland County.

A Torne Brook Road vineyard and winery tucked into the Ramapo foothills, pouring estate wines in a relaxed tasting room with seasonal events, food trucks, and live music. A weekend agritourism stop and a quietly distinctive Rockland find.

A historic Orangeburg farm and garden center on Sickletown Road, selling vegetables, plants, hanging baskets, perennials, and seasonal pumpkin and Christmas-tree harvests. A multi-generation family operation and a destination stop on the Sickletown country corridor.

A multigenerational Anthroposophic eldercare community on Hungry Hollow Road built around the Rudolf Steiner Fellowship Foundation. The Hungry Hollow corridor hosts a NYS-certified raw-milk dairy, vegetable farm, medical clinic, and craft workshops shared with neighbors across the Threefold community.

A Sloatsburg farm market on Route 17 known for its pumpkin season, sunflower fields, pick-your-own days, ice cream, and a year-round farm stand stocked with produce, baked goods, and seasonal specialties. A multi-generation family operation that draws families from across Rockland and the lower Hudson Valley.

A historic Pomona orchard farmed by the Concklin family since 1712. Pick-your-own apples, peaches, and pumpkins; an on-site farm market with pies, cider donuts, and seasonal produce; and fall weekends packed with families. One of the oldest continuously running family farms in the country.

A fifth-generation family farm in Congers dating back to 1891, with a farm stand, pick-your-own apples, flowers, peaches, school trips, parties, fall activities, and seasonal events. Dr. Davies Farm is one of the area's classic outdoor destinations, drawing families for fruit picking, hayrides, pumpkins, and visits to Red Barn Cidery.