In Our 24th Year

Total Farm Experience For The Whole Family!

Our Farm is an award winning family farm that has been growing and selling farm fresh produce at a roadside stand since 1985. In the fall of 1988, horse rides, a petting zoo, hayrides, and U-pick pumpkins were started. In 2007, Our Farm was granted the Emily Marshall Champion of Tourism Award given to the business in Madison County that has had great impact on tourism in the County.

This year’s corn maze has evidence of a giant visitor who left his 400 feet footprints in our corn field. There have been numerous sighting of this creature who has been lurking in the area in and around Our Farm during this year’s growing season.

We are open to the public starting on the weekend of October 3rd from 1-5PM and will be open every weekend and Columbus Day through the month of October (stand is open every day). There is a $4 admission charge that covers all activities (horse ride, hay ride, petting zoo, corn maze, catapult). The only additional charge would be pumpkins or refreshments purchased. We are also available to school and other groups on weekdays by reservations.

We have a barn serving as an indoor picnic area with educational displays. These displays focus on wool, dairy, and horses. We have enough space for over 100 children at a time. For the forth year, Boris, the trebuchet, will be throwing pumpkins, to the delight of the public. This popular spectacle is exhilarating. Click here to see this actually happen when a local newscaster came to see Boris. We hope you will come visit "Our Farm" this fall and every fall.

When you visit Our Farm you feel as though you've come for a visit to someone's home.
That's because that's exactly what you're doing. The Golubs welcome you
to their home to share the many experiences of Our Farm.

An extremely large giant left footprints in our corn field, leaving unequivocal evidence of the existence of a giant who visited Our Farm this year. Each foot measures about 400 feet long (from toe to heel). His movement appears to be heading south toward Cazenovia Lake.