Peterson Farm

Farmer Bill grabs a bite of lunch in the shade. It’s a hot, sunny day out therethe perfect weather to start mowing hay!

Is your mouth watering yet? Fresh, LOCAL strawberries from the Sugar Grove area are here! $4.99/quart.

No need to panic-buy: Peterson Farm has you covered for local protein! Shop our freezers FULL of our home-raised beef and pork. We process our meats locally, so your food dollars stay in your community and help your local ag network thrive! https://nymag.com//beef-shortages-probably-coming-thanks-t

How does YOUR garden grow? With some help from Peterson’s! Weekend warriors, we are open every day 10-6 including Memorial Day so you can get your vegetable garden started, perfect your flower beds, and fill your patio pots. Ask Kaitlyn for suggestions if you need some inspiration!

Sprouts today, famous Peterson’s sweet corn on your plate or your grill ten weeks from today.

Saturday at Peterson Farm! Keep watch on 3 C's Catering & The Falcons Nest Banquet Hall for the next LIVE FEED FRIDAY!!!!

Everyone is sharing those Bernie memes like crazy. We thought we’d do one better. Winter hours: 10-5 Wednesday-Saturday. Stop on down and get your fresh produce, our farm-raised beef and pork, and shop the Scandinavian gift shop!

GOD JUL from the friendly staff at Peterson Farm! Our holiday hours for the next few weeks: **Closing at 2 PM Christmas Eve **Closed Christmas Day, December 25, plus Saturday, December 26... **Open 10-5 December 27-31 **Closed New Year’s Day, January 1 **Winter hours of Wednesday-Saturday, 10-5 resume on January 2 See more

Fresh Lingon is in. Available in quarts $18.99 or pints $10.99

Who’s hungry for Swedish food? 3 Cs will have the food truck at Peterson’s on Saturday for some lighter fare, and the full smorgasbord on Sunday at the Falcon’s Nest!

Need your Swedish food fix this holiday season? Please call us at 716-483-2202 to place an order! (Please do not message the Instagram or Facebook pages to order!) Final day for priority shipping is December 16. The final day for overnight shipping is December 21.

Poinsettias! We have a beautiful selection of poinsettias in 6" pots available now at Peterson Farm. Stop in and add a burst of color to your home!

The menu is here and it all sounds delicious!! Stop down this Saturday Oct 17th from 12 until sold out.

Stop in this Saturday October 17th for the Three C's Catering Food Truck. Lots of fall goodies with many different apple varieties, pumpkins of all sizes, fall decor, and concord grapes. A menu flyer will be posted soon! https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=334754984280587

Fall has always been our favorite color on the farm.

If you think we post too many pictures of our cows, you’re absolutely right. It’s still not going to stop us. Fall is a beautiful time up on the farm!

Happy Labor Day weekend! You know what that means: we’re busting out the @dalahastcoffeeroasters Pumpkin Harvest (that’s our own in-house coffee!), beautiful hardy mums ready to grace your porch or patio, and all kinds of pumpkins and winter squash. Kick off the unofficial start to fall at Peterson Farm! We’re open seven days a week ten ‘til six.

Josh, Andy and Kaitlyn were out in the cow pasture today feeding sweet corn husks from the discard bin down at the store. A lot of our produce waste is fed up at the farm! This also gives Kaitlyn a perfect opportunity to check our herd closely for signs of pinkeye and other contagious diseases that involve a close-up examination. Friendly PSA that the husk bin at the store is for corn husks ONLYour cows don’t really enjoy eating discarded coffee cups, used chewing gum or fast food wrappers, but we’ve picked all of these and more out of that bin this summer. If you need an actual trash can, don’t be afraid to ask our friendly staff and let our cattle eat their corn husks with confidence!

The leaves up at the farm are just starting to get the first haze of autumn’s glowbut it’s still a summer-warm evening out here in the pasture! We hope you had a lovely weekend here in beautiful Chautauqua County.

Have you been shopping the lovely sunflowers we are carrying in the farmstand? Here's some information on the field they're coming from, and how you can use this location for a photo opportunity with the whole family! NOTE: this is not our farm or our field, so we can't answer your questions -- please direct questions to the original poster or post, not this page. Thanks!

Sunrise or sunset? We’ll let you decide.

Every year there’s an unspoken agreement in the herd that one cow will serve as the babysitter. She hangs out with the calves and ruminates while everyone else grazes. This year, that gracious lady is H23 aka Honey. You’re doing good work, Honey.

LOCAL CHERRIES ARE IN! $4.99/quart. As a reminder, MASKS ARE REQUIRED FOR CHECKOUT: this is a NY state requirement and violations MAY LEAD TO OUR CLOSING. Please do your part for a healthy community, including our farm community, and wear your mask. We want to stay open to continue to serve you but again, violations can lead to Peterson Farm being forced to close at this critical time. If you would not like to wear a mask or health reasons prevent you from wearing a mask, we... will happily deliver your order to your car in the parking lotjust give us a call at 716-483-2202! We have a limited number of disposable masks available for use. Give us a call and we will run one to your car!

The newest addition to Peterson Farm is enjoying his special gift from Grannas A. Olssons Hemslöjd our dealer of Dala horses in Sweden! Don’t forget that our Scandinavian Corner gift shop is open all ear long if you’re looking for your own Swedish keepsakes.

Welcome to the world, new one. It’s a lovely place on a summer’s evening like this one!

A year and two days ago, we picked a string of deflating balloons out of a hayfield, did a little post on our Facebook page asking people to consider what happens to their balloons when they "escape" or are intentionally released, and then stood back as the post went unexpectedly viral. Largely the response was supportive: when balloons are released or escape, they drift and eventually come down in our oceans, our forests, and often, our agricultural fields. Litter is a globa...l problem, but when deflated balloons and strings end up baled in our hay tangled in the dense grass, they can cause a painful death for our livestock. Most of the commenters and many shares were in a similar vein: we need to do better as stewards of our land and sea. But one thing that really saddened us was the number of commenters who claimed to be the farmer's ally, absolutely piling on one poor individual who asked an innocent question, seeking to gain more knowledge. The screenshot comments below are relatively mild compared to some of the vitriol left on that post. We believe one of the most important things we can do -- besides steward our land, care for our animals and feed our local community -- is advocate for farms and farmers. We hope you will join us. But we hope you will advocate for farms and farmers in a supportive and empowering way. Seek to educate those who come seeking knowledge. How does name calling, insulting and being downright rude encourage anyone to want to ask any more questions or think about things from a new perspective? Join us as we advocate for farms and farmers and educate the public. But please -- join us in a positive way. It's possible to spread knowledge AND be kind.