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2023: Long Islanders Voted The Napolitano Family Farm Best Farm!
The Napolitano Family Farm
1725 Brentwood Rd., Brentwood
(646) 283-4682 – napolitanofamilyfarm.com
The Napolitano Family Farm is everything you could ask for from a local, community-based agriculture organization. The farm, located at Sisters of St. Joseph in Brentwood, grows a wide variety of fresh produce and is committed to “clean growing” – no pesticides or chemicals used. Farmers Dan and Gina Napolitano started the farm in 2018 to provide Long Islanders a source of quality fruits and veggies grown on their farm. They launched a community-supported agriculture (CSA) program, where individuals and families can become members, buying a share of the farm before the season begins and then receiving a weekly share of produce throughout the season. Membership applications for 2022 are live on the website now!
2022: Long Islanders Voted The Napolitano Family Farm Best Farm!
The Napolitano Family Farm
1725 Brentwood Rd., Brentwood
(646) 283-4682 – napolitanofamilyfarm.com
The Napolitano Family Farm is everything you could ask for from a local, community-based agriculture organization. The farm, located at Sisters of St. Joseph in Brentwood, grows a wide variety of fresh produce and is committed to “clean growing” – no pesticides or chemicals used. Farmers Dan and Gina Napolitano started the farm in 2018 to provide Long Islanders a source of quality fruits and veggies grown on their farm. They launched a community-supported agriculture (CSA) program, where individuals and families can become members, buying a share of the farm before the season begins and then receiving a weekly share of produce throughout the season. Membership applications for 2022 are live on the website now!
2021: Long Islanders Voted White Post Farms Best Farm!
White Post Farms
250 Old Country Rd, Melville
(631) 351-9373 – whitepostfarms.net
It’s easy to fall for White Post Farms where a visit sets a delightful tone like the kind you enjoy on a family vacation. Only it’s close by and exceeds your expectations when the family wants to pick pumpkins, take a hayride or see animals. Hours of memorable entertainment here include a visit to a giraffe enclosure where you meet Patches and Oliver and “Poppies Lorikeet Landing” to see the colorful free-flying birds. Treats don’t stop there. The farm has a petting zoo, primate exhibit, gourmet market, and garden center. Visitors seem to love the aviary and letting birds eat out of your hands or land on their shoulders. Kids will never forget the coolest “pony ride place” ever where they also got to see camels and zebras.
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