"I LOVE YOU, BACON," proclaims the sign at Tamarack Hollow Farm—but as Mike Betit told me last week, "We only put it up when we actually have bacon." Tamarack Hollow, located in Burlington, VT, started out as a hog farm,... More

Looking for an Okinawa sweet potato? How about a kabocha squash? Green luobo radish? Look no further than Bodhitree Farm's Greenmarket stand. One of the great things about shopping at any farmers' market is the unusual—and delicious—produce that you just... More

[Photographs: Ben Fishner] Two Guys From Woodbridge from Hamden, Connecticut (they moved from Woodbridge in 2006), don't have the largest stand at the Greenmarket, but their selection of greens is both sprawling and pristine. In addition to standards like Swiss... More

Tweefontein Herb Farm may have one of the smaller selections at the Greenmarket, but their offerings are also some of the most unique. It's not that hard to find fresh herbs at the market, but Tweefontein goes further with herbal... More

For those of you who laugh out loud at the idea of turning on the oven to make dinner during what I hope will be final heatwave of the summer, look no further than East Meredith, New York's Max Creek... More

Todd Wilcox, who with his wife Shereen founded Ardith Mae. [Photos: Ben Fishner] A few years back, Todd and Shereen Wilcox were Greenmarket shoppers, not unlike the readers of this site. "My wife would come with the cart from Brooklyn... More

Tomato season! It's here, and after a disappointing crop last year, the market is bursting with tomatoes of every color, shape and size, all bursting with flavor that you simply cannot find the rest of the year. Heirlooms are all... More

Lani's Farm, from Bordentown, NJ, has a small stand at the Union Square Greenmarket on Mondays, but they stand out among the crowd with some of the most unique and pristine produce around. Grown and handled with care, they inspire... More

It's hard to miss Berried Treasures at the Union Square Greenmarket. If their colorful sign and picture-perfect produce doesn't get your attention, then surely Franca Tantillo, a Staten Island native who runs the farm and works the stand at the... More

Editor's note: You know Ben Fishner from his Market Scene reports and Apps Only column; starting this week, he'll be chatting with New York farmers in between his market reports. All you, Ben! Ben and Jeannette Shaw, first generation farmers,... More