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Discover Seneca County's Agritourism & Farm Experiences

Agriculture is the lifeblood of our community and offers one of the most authentic ways to Discover Seneca County. From experiencing farms and farm animals to tasting the farm-fresh difference, Seneca County offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in unique aspects of our country living. 

LEARN MORE ABOUT SENECA COUNTY'S UNIQUE FACES & PLACES

Chalk sign sitting in the middle of a spread of produce that says Seneca Farmers Market
Chalk sign sitting in the middle of a spread of produce that says Seneca Farmers Market Chalk sign sitting in the middle of a spread of produce that says Seneca Farmers Market

Finger Lakes Wine & Cheese: A Perfect Pairing

Seneca Falls Farmers Market

Seneca Falls, NY

The Seneca Farmers Market in Seneca Falls is your direct link to family farmers, bakers, artisans, and crafters from around Seneca County. Visit every Tuesday from June 16 until mid-October for the freshest and tastiest produce around. Local really DOES taste better so come support your local growers and experience that “Right Off the Farm” difference! We also have some...

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FEATURED PLACES TO VISIT

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Muranda Cheese Company

Artisan cheese company that features over a dozen cheese varieties to taste on their historic farm.

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Lively Run Dairy

Among the country's oldest commercial goat dairies, offers tastings and chance to visit the herd.

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Sauders Country Store

Sauders Country Store

Mennonite Country Store that offers unique farm-to-table shopping experience.

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Lavender growing at Rue Claire

Rue Claire Lavender Farm

Lavender meets chocolate for a sweet treat in this farm fresh stop overlooking Seneca Lake.

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Seneca County Agritourism Business Directory

Farm FAQ's

  • Lively Run Goat Dairy in Interlaken (goats) and Cabin View Alpacas in Trumansburg (alpacas).

  • Seneca County is one of the top ten producing counties statewide for several agricultural products including hogs and pigs, cattle and calves, grains and dry beans and products related to sheep and goats.

  • The Finger Lakes is home to thriving Amish and Mennonite communities - most of which have migrated from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Their presence has had a significant influence on the local farmin industry. Several markets and farm stands throughout the community offer the ability to experience their authentic contributions.