September 2026

Though the growing season is coming to an end and harvesting has begun, we can always look ahead to what we might plant in our gardens next summer. Tomatoes, for example, are a staple in many gardens. They can be added to salads, made into sauces, and enjoyed in countless other ways. To grow the best tomatoes in the Catskills, follow thes…

Did you know that August is National Honey Month? There’s no better time to support your local honey farms! Not only is honey a delicious addition to foods and snacks, but it’s also wonderful in teas and other drinks. Honey contains a variety of natural nutrients and beneficial compounds. To find local honey near you clink here.  …

Cauliflower season is here in the Catskills! This versatile, nutrient-packed vegetable can be roasted, mashed, riced, grilled, and so much more. Fresh from Pure Catskills growers, local cauliflower brings delicious flavor and quality straight to your table. Support local farmers and enjoy the best of the season by picking up fresh caul…

One of the many advantages of living in the Catskills is having access to local farmers who sell fresh, locally raised meat. It is important to know how your food is grown and where it comes from. When buying locally grown meat, such as beef, pork, chicken, lamb, and more, you can ask farmers about their practices and gain a better unders…