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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Organics Today Farm?
- Organics Today Farm is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 222 reviews.
- Where is Organics Today Farm located?
- 169 Washington St, East Islip, NY 11730, United States
- How can I contact Organics Today Farm?
- Phone: +1 631-480-6497 · Website: organicstodayfarms.com
Really cute little farm. Prices are for organic produce so it's not cheap. Came for a beekeeping class. Very interesting and fun. They sell cooked corn and maybe other things..I only saw people eating corn and
have a little seating area to enjoy your food. They do alot of fall activities and pumpkin picking.
have a little seating area to enjoy your food. They do alot of fall activities and pumpkin picking.
As a first time gardener, the owner was so patient with me. He took the time to go over every little detail! They offer courses but, I was unable to attend bc of scheduling conflicts with work. He went over every question I had with detail and made me feel so confident and excited to get home and start planting. I brought my mom here the following week to get plants to fill her home garden and she had a great experience as well! Their organic soil is amazing! And I am happy to report that my garden was thriving all season long! Plus, one year later some of the herbs are back and flourishing all over again! Can’t wait to go back and get plants for this year! 10/10 recommend
Very nice Natural experience. Great to have an organic source for food and herbs
An amazing organic farm with many Mother's Day gifts, homemade pies & donuts, honey, produce, garden plants, garden ideas, soaps, jams, eggs, meats & classes for adults & children. Plus many more items with a helpful, knowledgeable, & community organic farmer.
If you ate something grown or raised, Thank A Farmer! I'd highly recommend buying organic from a local farmers, especially at Organics Today Farm!
Thank you for the amazing location to photograph!
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If you ate something grown or raised, Thank A Farmer! I'd highly recommend buying organic from a local farmers, especially at Organics Today Farm!
Thank you for the amazing location to photograph!
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After searching for months and thinking I finally found a local organic farm that sold berry plants. During my first visit I was given a wealth of information, my hubby noticed they had a Saturday gardening class that week so we attended. It about an hour but it was packed with so much valuable information that I didn't know. All the Instagram, YouTube and googling for years didn't give me the PROPER knowledge I was given in this one class. They even have fresh eggs and clean grass fed meat....I'll be getting in on that can't wait to try it and attend more classes.
What an incredible place! I can’t believe we didn’t know about it before yesterday. They have everything we were looking for from organic vegetables to organic seeds to plant in your own garden, raw honey, nontoxic soap, jams and preserves that are made healthy, pies that look incredible (that’ll be my next purchase!) - they even have organic, grass fed, antibiotic free meats that they will order for you - the cost is better than you will find elsewhere, especially for how high prices are these days on everything. I initially went here for local, fresh, brown eggs which of course they had also. The owner was wonderful and spoke with us for a while. We are looking forward to building a further relationship and continuing to support this business.
I'm glad I found this place before the season ended. The honey is full bodied and nice. You can definitely taste hints of the blooms and there is a nice spice mixed in. Michael is super friendly and knowledgeable. Learned that the bees in my yard are a mix of carpenter and bumble bees.
I've also decided to take his suggestion for garlic honey. With winter coming up, I hope it's nicely fermented before the Feb-April snowy season. If you get a chance, you should definitely drop by before the end of the season (next week I think) or wait until March.
I've also decided to take his suggestion for garlic honey. With winter coming up, I hope it's nicely fermented before the Feb-April snowy season. If you get a chance, you should definitely drop by before the end of the season (next week I think) or wait until March.
It is a farm. You can purchase so many seasonal vegetables here, there is a small stall which has other organic foods. Strawberry picking, pumpkin picking and the not so scary Halloween decorations are so much fun. On any given Sunday morning you can go there to learn from a real chef how to cook different items, it's free and fun.
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