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Pasture-Raised, Organic Turkeys in Westchester and Lower Hudson Valley
As we wind down the Halloween festivities, I'm already thinking about Thanksgiving and all the wonderfully delicious food that awaits! A juicy, flavorful turkey is the centerpiece of so many family tables and now is the time to consider where to snag the freshest turkey you can find. Sure, you can go to your neighborhood supermarket, but if you're looking fresh, locally sourced turkeys this year, consider one of the many farms in Westchester and the Lower Hudson Valley.
Read on for your best bets for organic, pasture-raised turkeys and be sure to place your order as soon as possible, as turkeys from these farms tend to sell out quickly!
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Stone Barns Center - Pocantico Hills
630 Bedford Road
(914) 366-6200
Choose between a broad breasted white turkey (most commonly known and consumed by Americans) and a heritage bourbon red turkey, a heritage breed known for its unique reddish plumage and rich flavor. Turkey sales for 2015 open to the general public on Oct. 28.
Hemlock Hill Farm - Cortlandt Manor
500 Croton Avenue
(914) 737-2810
Hemlock Hill Farm is currently taking orders for their pasture-raised, all-natural broad breasted white turkeys. All animals on the farm are raised hormone- and antibiotic-free. Call or email them by Nov. 11 to place your order (and be sure to mention the weight you want and your pick-up day).
McEnroe Organic Farm - Millerton
194 Coleman Station Road
(518) 789-3252
McEnroe's certified organic turkeys are pasture raised in Dutchess County and fed the farm's own organically produced grain. They are taking orders now and offer several options for pickup. Place your order online or call for more information.
Old Ford Farm - New Paltz
1359 Old Ford Road
(845) 220-7819
Old Ford's broad-breasted white turkeys are sold in sizes from 13 to 22 pounds, and you should expect to receive a turkey within 5 pounds of your request. Turkeys can be picked up at the farm on the Monday before Thanksgiving. Email with your request.
Originally published October 2013 and updated annually.
Places featured in this article:
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McEnroe Organic Farm
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