Greig Farm

Greig Farm, located in Red Hook, NY, has been a cornerstone of the community since 1942. Founded by Marion and Robert Greig, the farm began as a small dairy and fruit operation. The pick-your-own tradition started in 1952 with strawberries, and over the years, the farm expanded to include blueberries, blackberries, asparagus, and pumpkins. In 1998, the farm transitioned away from dairy, and the historic milking barn was repurposed to host local artists and entrepreneurs. Today, the farm continues to thrive as a beloved local destination.

Greig Farm emphasizes the importance of harvesting fruit at peak ripeness for optimal flavor and nutrition. They avoid systemic chemicals, opting instead for natural predators to manage pests. This approach ensures that the fruit is as fresh and healthy as possible, delivered directly from the fields to customers without intermediaries.

Visitors to Greig Farm can enjoy a variety of activities, including walking scenic farm trails, feeding goats and koi fish, and exploring the on-site market and café. The farm also hosts local businesses and artists, making it a vibrant community hub. Additionally, the Fresh Fruit Membership offers a convenient way for customers to receive a regular supply of hand-picked, farm-fresh fruit.