Horton Hill Farm

Buck's Maple Barn is a charming establishment nestled in the heart of Jefferson, NY. Known for its delicious maple products and rustic ambiance, it offers a unique dining experience for visitors. Generated from their business information

1880 to 1950's Bedford Farms was founded by J.B. Prescott Company and is the longest continuously running business in the town of Bedford. During the late 40's and 50's the dairy began making ice cream. The ice cream was sold at Bedford Farms and also wholesale under the Bedford Farms label to local stores and homes. 1950's to 1984 During this period, the dairy business went through many changes. Small dairy operations and home delivery were a part of small town family life. However, by the late 60's, many local dairies gave way to regional dairies. After 80 years of dairying, Bedford Farms milk division was sold and the business was operated just as a local ice cream stand. 1984 The current owner, Joe Venuti, purchased Bedford Farms Ice Cream in 1984. Since this time, Bedford Farms continues to add a wide variety of premium ice cream flavors, gourmet frozen yougurt selections, and new soft serve ice cream delights to satisfy customer's insatiable taste buds. In recent years, Bedford Farms has expanded its business to include the Sundae Party Package, which is available for groups of 50 people or more. In 2001 Bedford Farms Ice Cream has expanded and opened a new location in Concord, MA at 68 Thoreau Street. 2008 Bedford Farms Ice Cream expanded its ice cream production into a new location behind our main Bedford stand at 18 North Rd. ( located next to Callahan's Karate Studio ). It is here where a lot of our homemade flavors are created and churned up for all the Bedford Farms fanatics!

Stone Broke Farms is a small family-owned farm in Warnerville, NY, specializing in sustainable agriculture and livestock production. They offer a variety of fresh produce, eggs, and meat products, all grown and raised on their picturesque farm. Generated from their business information