Each week from the beginning of June till the end of October you will receive 7 – 10 seasonal vegetables and/or herbs from our gardens. We pick the produce the same day you get it, so it’s super fresh. You can also receive fresh cut flower bouquets in your share for an additional charge.

Members come to The Lucky Dog Farm Store in Hamden each Thursday between 4pm and 6pm to pick up their produce. If you can’t pick up at that time, we’ll hold your share for a Friday or Saturday pickup.

By becoming a CSA member, you will receive a fresher product at a lower price. And because we use no pesticides, chemical fertilizers, or genetically modified seed, you can feel secure in the knowledge you’re eating safe, honest, food.

For more information, visit the CSA page on our site.

Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm

We hope you can stop by and see us!

Feel like browsing through antiques and collectibles?

Or maybe you want to get the freshest local products – including Evans Farmhouse Creamery milk and yogurt, Delaware Delicacies smoked fish, Harpersfield Cheese, Sherman Hill Farmstead goat cheese, local pasture raised meats . . . and of course Lucky Dog Farm’s own organic produce.

You’ll find them all here. And more.

Also, don’t forget Lucky Dog for your gift needs. We have a store full of unique, local, and memorable items. From local cheeses and beers, to honey, maple syrup, jams, chutneys and more.

Local handmade pottery, finely knitted items, beauty products, and vintage clothing and items.

Stop by – you never know when you will find that perfect item for that special someone.

Our great friend, Dana Matthews, took this spectacular shot used for the cover.

The Fall issue is on news stands now and is also available for viewing online.  To find where you can pick up a copy, check out the website.

“What has evolved at Lucky Dog—the name comes from the couple’s devotion to adopting shelter dogs—feels more like a community than a profit-driven business. The sandwiches in the café are named after the regulars who had suggested them. The “Linda,” which is goat cheese with roasted red peppers and capers, takes its name from the woman who supplies the cheese itself.”  Read More . . .

The farm store cafe kitchen has a great new addition in the person of David Baker. Dave makes some awesome BBQ pork. Come by for a pulled pork sandwich, made with locally procured pork of course.

It’s not quite May and it already feels like summer here in Delaware County! In fact, I think a record high temp was set yesterday (April 27).

Ramps (wild leeks) are sprouting on the hillsides everywhere and are available in the store. Our asparagus is not far off. We also have our own salad greens in the store now.

And, the farmers markets will begin soon. You’ll find us at the Callicoon Farmers Market this coming Sunday, May 3. Then the Cooperstown Farmers Market the following Saturday and at the Pakatakan Farmers Market starting May 16.

Hope to see you soon.

And, congratulations to Kalan and Kathleen Joslin, two of our crew here, on the birth of their son, Levi!

Or maybe you want to get the freshest local products – including Evans Farmhouse Creamery milk and yogurt, Delaware Delicacies smoked fish, Harpersfield Cheese, Sherman Hill Farmstead goat cheese, local pasture raised meats . . . and of course Lucky Dog Farm’s own organic produce.

You’ll find them all here.  And more.

In addition to our CSA program, Lucky Dog Farm sells retail at the Pakatakan farmers market near Margaretville, the Callicoon farmers market, and the Cooperstown farmers market. Our goal is to provide high quality, nutritious, organic produce for our community and to make an honest living for our family.

CSA is a relationship of mutual support and commitment between a local farm and community members. Members pay a seasonal fee to receive a weekly supply of fresh organic produce, which varies in content according to the season.

How does it work?

Each week from the beginning of June till the end of October you will receive 7 – 10 seasonal
vegetables and/or herbs from our gardens. We pick the produce the same day you get it, so it’s
super fresh. You can also receive fresh cut flower bouquets in your share for an additional charge.
Members come to The Lucky Dog Farm Store in Hamden each Thursday between 4 and 6pm to pick
up their produce. If you can’t pick up at that time, we’ll hold your share for a Friday or Saturday
pickup.

By becoming a CSA member, you will receive a fresher product at a lower price. And because we use
no pesticides, chemical fertilizers, or genetically modified seed, you can feel secure in the knowledge
you’re eating safe, honest, food.

Members will:
Enjoy a variety of fresh, organic produce and flowers at a great prices including many items
unavailable at local supermarkets.
Help reduce packaging and distribution wastes that ultimately expend the Earth’s resources and end
up as pollution.

Support a local family farm.

Bring your food source closer to home and help narrow the gap between consumers and farmers.

Who are we?
Lucky Dog Farm in Hamden, NY is owned and operated by Richard and Holley Giles. Our CSA has
been in operation since 2001. In addition to our CSA program, Lucky Dog Farm sells retail at three
farmer’s markets in central NY state and wholesale both locally and in New York City. Our goal is to
provide high-quality, nutritious, organic produce for our community immediate community and our downstate neighbors.

We would like to give a big thanks to our friend Dana Matthews for the use of her sepia photos on our site.

You may find her website at Dana Matthews Photography.