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2 Kids Goat Farm
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/2-kids-goat-farm2 Kids Goat Farm milks their goats and cows daily and produces a variety of fresh and aged cheeses from their rich creamy milk. They choose to alternate between goat and cow milk depending on the time of year, to make sure everyone gets a break. They also make their own goat milk soaps, lotions, and lip balms, and sell to local retailers and restaurants to support local business.
682 Cowles Settlement Rd, Truxton https://2kidsgoatfarm.com/ (315) 447-3364 2kidsgoatfarm@gmail.comCobblestone Valley Farm
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/cobblestone-valley-farmCobblestone Valley is a diversified organic farm certified by NOFA-NY Certified Organic, LLC, located in the heart of New York State. The backbone of the farm is dairy, with all other enterprises connected to and synergistic with milk production. In addition to the dairy, they produce certified organic pastured poultry, which includes both broilers and turkey; grass-fed beef, pastured pork, pick-your-own strawberries, and compost. Their milk goes to Organic Valley, which is a national, farmer-owned, farmer-operated co-op based in LaFarge, Wisconsin. Although the co-op is national, milk is sold regionally.
6609 Rt. 11 Homer, NY https://www.cobblestonevalley.com/ (607) 591-9607 cvfarm@icloud.comCortland Beer Company
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/cortland-beer-companyCortland Beer Company got its start over 7 years ago and was very much a grassroots effort to create a brewery in Historic Downtown Cortland. When Cortland Beer Company first opened its doors in 2010 all beers were sold on a to-go basis, and samples were available directly out of their brewing facility. In 2012 Cortland Beer Company made the commitment to become a farm brewery and use local ingredients to craft our products. As a farm brewery they are now allowed to serve delicious draughts and flights as wells as kegs, growlers and cans to go. They operate on a 20 barrel system and take pride in the fact that all of their tasty beers are brewed right here.
16 Court Street, Cortland https://www.cortlandbeer.com/ (607) 662-4389 partybookings@cortlandbeer.com.Cortland County Coordinated Public Transit Human Services Transportation Plan
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/cortland-county-coordinated-public-transit-human-services-transportation-planSee the latest transportation plan for Cortland County as of 2014 below.
21 Squires St, Cortland https://www.dot.ny.gov/divisions/policy-and-strategy/public-trans-respository/Cortland%2520Plan-2014.pdfCortland ReUse
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/cortland-reuseCortland ReUse aims to strengthen the economy, community, and environment through reuse and sustainable materials management. A developing organization founded in 2020, they sell a variety of donated items at their ReUse Center and host classes on upcycling waste materials into art. *Visit the Reuse Online Trail Directory for the full directory of used furniture, clothing, books & music, computers & electronics, sports & outdoor equipment, art & sewing materials, and antiques for all of Ithaca and Tompkins County at http://reusetrail.com.
245 McLean Rd, Cortland https://cortlandreuse.org/ (607) 543-4010 cortlandreuse@gmail.comCortland Transit
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/cortland-transitCortland Transit provides public transportation for Cortland County. They offer fixed route services to many of the areas in the City of Cortland. Service is also offered to Marathon, Cincinnatus, Willet, Tompkins Cortland Community College and Cornell University. In addition, they offer :Dial a Ride Service" - a curb to curb service that operates within 3/4 of in-town routes, Routes 1 through 4.
10-12 Kennedy Pkwy, Cortland https://www.way2gocortland.org/ (607) 756-4198Finger Lakes Tasting Room
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/finger-lakes-tasting-roomThe Finger Lakes Tasting Room offers rotating tastings of regionally produced wine, beer, hard cider, and mead, along with wine bottle sales, non-alcholic drinks, local cheeses, meats, and baked goods, gifts, and more.
31 Main Street, Cortland https://www.experiencecortland.com/destination/finger-lakes-tasting-and-tap-room (607) 344-3084 fltr31mainst@gmail.comFood and Ferments
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/food-and-fermentsMakers of naturally fermented sauerkrauts, kimchi, beet kvass, kombucha, pickles & more. Working with local farmers, retailers, & restaurants to bring ferments to the table. They're all about seeing our community eating healthy, local, fermented foods & beverages. Basic traditional foods, and food preparation methods of cooking and storage. They look to do our part to bridge the gap which the processed food era has made.
3175 State Route 13, Truxton http://www.foodandferments.com/ (215) 954-8243 foodandferments@gmail.comFrosty Morning Farm
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/frosty-morning-farmFrosty Morning Farm is a small, certified organic, diversified farm selling vegetables, herbs, cut flowers and potted herbs and perennials. They also sell handmade soap, herbal products and dried herbs. Their products can also be found at the Syracuse Real Foods Coop and the Cazenovia Farmer's Market. (from mid May untll early Nov.) Their family farm is within Common Place Land Cooperative, which is an intentional community.
4211 New York 13, Truxton https://www.facebook.com/frostymorningfarm/ (607) 842-6799 frostymorningfarm@yahoo.comGreen Sun Solar
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/green-sun-solarGreen Sun Solar of Cortland, NY is New York State's Most Progressive solar energy installer. They are a dealer and installer of Solar Thermal Hot Water and Heating equipment. The business revolves around providing superior solar energy products that are manufactured in the United States and locally assembled. They seek out American manufactured components including our solar panels, solar tanks, solar pumps, solar insulation, solar controllers, wire, and fittings! Green Sun Solar solar thermal installers will install a top-quality and long lasting solar energy system.
13 E Main St, Cortland https://solarforyourhouse.com/new-york/cortland/green-sun-solar/ (607) 423-4670 jon@cortlandsolar.comHollenbeck's Cider Mill
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/hollenbecks-cider-millHollenbeck's Cider Mill uses fresh NY apples to make cider and other apple products in the fall and winter season. They have grown into making donuts, scratch baked goods, and selling a range of delightful products including jams, jellies, pickles, candy, maple syrup, honey and cheeses. The bakery makes pies, fresh bread, soft pretzels, pizza, etc. They proudly serve the surrounding community by offering high-quality products and a chance to see how they're made. Additionally, they offer local produce and host the Virgil Farmer's Market on Saturdays.
1265 NY-392, Cortland https://www.hollenbeckscidermill.com/ (607) 835-6455 hollenbeckscidermill@gmail.comHoneyApple Hill
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/honeyapple-hillHoneyApple Hill is a small homestead in Harford, New York. They cultivate bees on their hillside acreage. Their fallow field, formerly a horse pasture, has proved an excellent location for bee-friendly wildflowers, including goldenrod, blackberry, sweet clover, and milkweed. They offer honey sales by word-of-mouth, and through Mead Magic, their one-gallon, make-your-own mead kit.
Harford, NY 13835 http://www.honeyapplehill.com/Lime Hollow Nature Center
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/lime-hollow-nature-centerSince 1993, Lime Hollow has offered the region the path less traveled and captured the hearts of both young and old. The Center encompasses nearly 447 acres of beautiful rolling hills and shallow glacial valleys (kame-and-kettle topography), forests, fields, streams, numerous ponds, including many marl ponds and vernal (seasonal) pools, a peat bog, and a great diversity of flora and fauna. Located on the border between Cortland and Tompkins Counties, in beautiful upstate New York, they offer over 12 miles of open-to-the-public, entrance-fee free trails, public nature programs, and adventure day camps for youth.
338 McLean Road, Cortland http://www.limehollow.org/ (607) 662-4632 info@limehollow.orgMain Street Farms
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/main-street-farmsMain Street Farms offers many benefits to their CSA members, including convenient pick-up locations, an office delivery option, different size options, weekly newsletters that show each week’s veggies with helpful tips and recipes, and a personal connection directly from farmers to the community. They do not use any chemical pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizer, and they cover crop fields to build the soil and prevent erosion. They also provide educational programs that we provide free of charge. By joining the CSA, you help them keep the programs running, and help kids eat their veggies.
3320 State Route 215, Cortland https://mainstreetfarms.com/ (607) 218-2101 help@mainstreetfarms.comMonarch Farm
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/monarch-farmMonarch Farm is a CSA that specializes in growing heirloom vegetables; tomatoes, summer and winter squash, beets, carrots, onions, potatoes, a variety of cooking and fresh greens, green beans, leeks, sweet corn, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, garlic, melons, peas, culinary and medicinal herbs and flowers. All produce is grown using organic farming practices.
7272 Vincent Hill Road, Homer https://www.facebook.com/monarchfarmny (607) 749-2144 monarchfarmny@gmail.comNorthland Sheep Dairy
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/northland-sheep-dairyNorthland Sheep Dairy is Certified Organic and Certified 100% Grass-fed by NOFA-NY. The farmers milk a small flock of crossbred dairy sheep selected to thrive on their native pastures. Northland's animals are never fed any grain or by-products -- they are 100% grass-fed. They use natural and homeopathic remedies to support herd health, and produce truly handmade sheep cheese on the farm, using only raw sheep milk from their animals. Northland produces a number of hard and soft cheeses, aged in their own cheese cave. In addition to sheep cheese, the farm grows and sells 100% grass-fed lamb and mutton, as well as tanned sheepskins. Mutton is processed by a USDA-certified, Animal Welfare Approved, Certified Organic butcher, and lamb is processed by a USDA-certified, Certified Organic butcher. Great care is taken to ensure that the animals are handled and processed humanely with minimal stress. The farm uses almost exclusively horse and mule power to plough snow, make hay, and perform other necessary tasks, with tractors used only a few days per year. Cheeses can be bought at the Local Food Market in Cortland, NY, the Finger Lakes Cider Houses at Good Lif Farm, and the Trumansburg Main Street Market, and meat and sheepskin are available by email request.
3501 Hoxie Gorge Freetown Road, Marathon http://www.northlandsheepdairy.com/ (607) 849-4442 tripletree@frontiernet.netNY Organic Dairy Initiative
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/ny-organic-dairy-initiativeThe New York Organic Dairy Program, through its connection with Cornell’s School of Agriculture and Life Science and Cornell Cooperative Extension, provides information to all parts of the organic dairy industry, including: the consumer, dairy retailer, dairy processor, organic certifier, and farmers. The information provided on these Web Pages will enable New York State to grow this new dairy industry into a viable farming style that responds to the needs of its consumers, its environment, and its farmers.
60 Central Ave, Cortland http://blogs.cornell.edu/organicdairyinitiative/ (607) 391-2660 afb3@cornell.eduShared Roots Farm
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/shared-roots-farmShared Roots Farm is a 46 acre farm in Cortland County, NY. As they prepared new fields for the coming seasons, they continued to produce certified organic vegetables in Pennsylvania. 2015 was their first year farming full time at Shared Roots Farm in the town of Solon. They are proud to offer summer and winter CSA's, providing year-round nourishment.
3342 McGraw Marathon Road, McGraw http://www.sharedrootsfarm.com/our-story/ (607) 218-7366 SharedRootsFarm@gmail.comSouth Hill Compost
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/south-hill-compostSouth Hill Compost is a small-scale food scrap collection service offering multiple options for curbside pickup and composting food waste onsite in McGraw. Founded in 2021, it is operated by one person who seeks to expand their work in local food scrap processing and compost education.
3684 South Hill Road, McGraw https://www.southhillcompost.com (607) 591-3578 southhillcompost@gmail.comSustainable Cortland
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/sustainable-cortlandSustainable Cortland is a community-based organization dedicated to building sustainable solutions for Cortland County by advocating for the health and well-being of the residents, environment, and local economy, educating residents on a variety of sustainability issues by hosting meetings, workshops, and events.
Cortland, NY https://sustainablecortland00.wordpress.com/ (607) 753-2253 sustainablecortland@gmail.comThe Local Food Market and Cafe
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/the-local-food-market-and-cafeThe Local Food Market is a 7,000 square foot local, whole food grocery store, located in downtown Cortland. The owners are opening this business to meet the growing demand in the community for a local food store that offers organic, locally grown produce and other eco-friendly products. The Cafe's mission is to provide the community with convenient and affordable prepared food made with seasonal, organic and locally grown ingredients, along with nutritious beverages. Their intention is that this will stimulate the local agriculture and the local economy while building a sustainable future and educating the community about health and nutrition.
37 North Main Street, Cortland https://www.thelocalfoodmarket.com/about-the-cafe (607) 662-4720 lfmcortland@gmail.comWay2Go Cortland
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/way2go-cortlandWay2Go Cortland is the mobility management system of Cortland County, and works on identifying our community’s transportation needs to develop a variety of transportation options. This includes, but is not limited to: working with Cortland Transit to maintain public transportation, advocating for a healthy community by promoting alternate transportation including biking and walking, sharing information on needed modes of transportation such as non-emergency medical, taxis, rideshare, inter-county transport, volunteer efforts, accessible transport, emergency preparedness, etc., and interfacing with community organizations whose consumers require specialized transportation, organizations engaged in transportation, and other supportive efforts that assist persons in traveling and driving safely. Way2Go Cortland is a program of Seven Valleys Health Coalition, Inc.
10 Kennedy Parkway, Cortland https://www.way2gocortland.org/ (607) 756-4198 mpotter@cortland-co.org