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Hidden Camp Farm And All Your Family Farmers


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Hidden Camp Farm, owned and operated by the King Family, sits on 140 acres of lush rolling farmland in quiet upstate New York offering their products in stores and on the farm. Founded in the spring of 2009, the farm derives its name from the 1930’s original camp-site fireplace & chimney discovered in the woods by their children. The Kings run a full-scale organic dairy with a small herd of over 30 happy Jersey cows. Since 2011, the Kings have also offered Pasture-raised, Free-range turkeys, soy-free eggs, meat chickens, Grass-finished Beef, All Natural Pork, and organic produce. They believe in farming the old fashioned way…all natural, Non-Gmo and Free-range!!!

Over the years it seemed Hidden Camp Farm was unable to raise and take care of all the animals on their farm plus taking care of all ordering, sales etc... So we have partnered with various family farmers to help us with the work load. All of our farming partners strongly believe in raising and caring for their animals the Organic and all natural way!!


The Hidden Camp Team


https://hiddencampfarm.com/



Our Family Of Faithful Farmers

Family Farmstead A2-A2 Dairy


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“Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the lord our maker; for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his care” psalm 95: 6-7




Our calling in this life is farming, a special kind of farming that nurtures the land, animals and our family. We love working side by side with our children and god’s creation to produce high quality, farm crafted products.


Our farm is nestled in the rolling hills of Central New York, where we currently milk 45 cows on our 158 acre farm. We both come from farming backgrounds, we are thankful for the way it has taught us to appreciate the land, animals and instilled good work ethics.


Our passion for farming is rooted in our love for our family. we are blessed with three young children and feel it is our responsibility to provide for them to the best of our ability. one way we can surely provide is by the food we put on the table, including homemade butter, fresh milk and homegrown veggies. As our children grow, we love to teach them to care for the land and animals.


Farming to us is way more than a career, it’s our whole being. Our approach is old fashioned with all hands-on deck working together as a “family farmstead”. We strive to care for our family and our farm the way god cares for us, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to produce something worth sharing. Our products are farm crafted with love and blessings from our little family to yours.


Tom and Caroline McGrath

View Products - https://www.familyfarmsteaddairy.com/


Little Lakes Ranch


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Little Lakes Ranch was founded in 2009 by Leigh Goehring. Our family-owned beef farm located outside of Cooperstown is the culmination of our dream to produce the best tasting, nutrient rich, Omega 3 Fat rich, and 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef, using natural regenerative agriculture farming methods.

Our expedition is provide you and your family with the best quality beef that is raised and finished on grass only along with hay during the winter months. Our calves have the great opertunity to stay by their Mothers side for 10 months. This allows them to get all the milk they need and results in some great marbling in the finished product. We value the regeneration of our land to ensure a better future for your health and our animals.


View Products - http://www.littlelakesranchcattle.com/


Leigh Goehring

Feather Brook Farm


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Feather Brook Farm was established by Leroy and Mary King in 2016. 

Located a mere 13 miles from Hidden Camp Farm, Feather Brook Farm sits on 80 acres of woods and pasture near Fort Plain, New York. The name of the farm draws inspiration from a brook that runs within the property and the notion that it is a home to many varieties of “feathered friends”. With the help of our four children we have raised chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese on the pastures and ponds of Feather Brook Farm. 

Chicks arrive at Feather Brook Farm when they are only one day old, and they enjoy a life that never includes cages. 

Cages are not the only things that these birds are free from, they will never receive steroids, antibiotics, or hormones either. The birds mature at a pace dictated by nature, not as a result of any force feeding or outside influence. Just like at Hidden Camp Farm, the birds are able to supplement their all-natural feed rations with the bounty of seeds, greens, and insects that the pastures contain. During the colder months they prefer the warmth of the barn, safe from the recent cold winds and snowfall.  

It is our belief that this organic approach to raising poultry, results in a healthier flock that produces more nutritious foods. This difference is also a visible one, as these birds have meat, organs, and fat that exhibit more vibrant colors than the pale counterparts often found in supermarkets. Studies have shown that pasture raised poultry contains greater levels of Vitamin A, Vitamin E, and Omega 3 fatty acids. By maintaining small flock sizes and fully processing the birds on site, Feather Brook Farm is able to consistently deliver high quality poultry. 

Larger commercial poultry operations may raise birds in groups of thousands, but at Feather Brook Farm the flock numbers can be counted in the dozens. This allows for a greater level of supervision over the health of each bird, from their first day until the time they have matured. 

In 2020, Feather Brook Farm completed construction of their on site processing facility. The process of selecting the mature birds, harvesting the meat, preparing the individual cuts, and packaging the products - is a process that we complete by hand, and within a timeframe of just a few hours. We hope that you will agree: that having carefully and locally produced poultry, helps you to put more nutritious and delicious food on your table.  We wish you many Blessings!


Leroy & Mary King


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Hidden Spring Acres

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Hidden Spring Acres is located in Fort Plain NY, just 5 miles from Hidden Camp Farm.

At Hidden Spring Acres we believe in the Red Wattle breed of pigs because this breed is known to be a good grazer, meaning they love eating grass and digging around in the dirt eating plants and whatever else Mother Nature provides for them, which results in them eating less grain and therefore creates great marbling in the meat.

However, We do feed them a minimum amount of All-natural corn pellets to ensure their weight gain and during the winter when they cannot eat grass we will feed them clover hay and baleage to reduce the grain consumption.

We believe in regenerative farming and we strive to tend to our animals and land the natural way so that the farm can someday be passed on to our children.


David & Fannie Beiler


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Dutch Barn Farm

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At Dutch Barn we strongly believe in raising our sheep and lambs the natural way. Our animals never get any grain in their life, (Grass Only). In the winter we feed them grass-hay and baleage. We never use any sprays, chemicals, pesticides or any of that kind of stuff. Our Sheep and Lambs spend a lot of time grazing on a nearby solar farm. This helps to keep the grass short so that it does not interfere with the power that the panels produce. These animals could hardly be more happy and healthy.


Marc & Judy


View Products - http://www.dutchbarnfarm.com/


Bee Hollow Farm & Apiary


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Bee Hollow Farm is located on 178 acres in Schodack Landing, NY is home to Bee Hollow Farm. Today, Bee Hollow Farm is a family owned and operated sustainable apiary but our story starts way back to when our Master beekeeper, Paul, was a child living on a dairy fair in Upstate NY. Growing up Paul was exposed to bees and beekeeping on his family’s farm as well as neighboring farms. Paul never imagined that him and his family would have created Bee Hollow Farm nor did they know how successful it would be! But he did know that beekeeping was something he was extremely passionate about.


THE START OF BEE HOLLOW FARM


Although Paul has practiced beekeeping on and off throughout his entire life, bees have always fascinated him. When he first heard about the bee crisis, Paul and his family were living in Boston, MA and Paul knew he had to do his part to help save the bees he came to love as a child. As a family, they placed a Nuc in their backyard, and it was then that Paul realized his passion was not working in a corporate office, but instead it was tending to the family bees. They say you can’t go home, but that’s exactly what Paul and his family did. For the next four plus years, they searched for the perfect place in New York to raise their honey bees. It wasn’t until 2014 when Paul purchased his current farm, that’s how our farm story began. Once Bee Hollow Farm was created, Paul had a huge growth spurt in the number of colonies he raised and the expansion of Bee Hollow Farm has not slowed down since!


Paul Macphil & Maria Marcucci


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Food & Ferments


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Dave and Carly Dougherty, the husband and wife team behind Food and Ferments, fell in love with fermentation soon after they met while working together at A Full Plate Cafe in Philadelphia. With roots in farming and food, theirs was a path that quickly led to quarts of sauerkraut and gallons of kombucha fermenting in all corners of their Powelton Village apartment. Their love affair with all things sour hasn't stopped since. In 2012 they launched Food and Ferments, and became one of the first companies in Philadelphia to offer a wide range of naturally fermented food and drinks. 


In the fall of 2014, Food and Ferments relocated to central New York, building a kitchen at Twin Oaks Dairy- an operational organic farm still run by Carly's family- complete with fertile land, wooded forests, and breathtaking views. They now make their ferments atop a hill on the farm, surrounded by family, pasturing cows, and the occasional visitor. Their vision is one of a hybrid life--days spent shredding cabbage and culturing kombucha in the country, paired with weekends traveling to cities and local towns, selling goods to their fans spanning the east coast from Philadelphia to Upstate New York.


It is their hope that Food and Ferments can play a part in helping to renew and revitalize the time honored food tradition of fermentation, which promotes good health and celebrates culture, on both the microscopic and societal levels. Please enjoy, and thanks for your support!


Dave & Carly Dougherty


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North Country Creamery


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North Country Creamery is a 100% grass-fed, Non-GMO, & Animal Welfare Approved dairy in Keeseville, NY. We are 20 minutes south of Plattsburgh, a ferry ride across Lake Champlain from Burlington, VT, and just over an hour from both the high peaks region of the Adirondacks and Montreal.

 

All of our products are made exclusively with fresh milk from our Milking Shorthorn and Jersey cows, and other ingredients are limited to cultures, local herbs, maple syrup & organic extracts--no added colors or stabilizers. Our cows receive the utmost care through the use of tinctures, essential oils, and homeopathic remedies if ever they are in need. We hope you enjoy our products just as much as we enjoy creating them. All the best.


Steven Googin & Ashley Klienhammer


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