Chef David Bouley proudly sources our Turkey from Greenane Farms, an organic, family farm in the Catskills.

At Greenane Farms we raise a very limited number of turkeys each year.  These unique turkeys are a cross of 2 heritage breed turkeys the Broad Breasted Bronze and the Narragansett and are raised on the lush pastures of our family farm in the Catskill Mountains.  At no time do our turkeys receive antibiotics or growth hormones of any kind and they only eat non-GMO whole grains and what’s naturally available to them on our pastures.  Our birds are processed and packaged on the farm then flash frozen to preserve their natural freshness.  They are never injected with liquids or additives of any kind. – Patrick, Greenane Farms

About Greenane Farms
Located in the western Catskill mountains in the town of Meredith, we are a diversified family farm raising Grass-Fed Angus cattle, Heritage pigs, Pastured chicken, Quail, Turkey, Goats, and Sheep and growing a variety of vegetables and fruits. We operate an on-farm to table restaurant serving the finest in Authentic Mexican Cuisine and Steaks. We have a farm store located adjacent to the restaurant where customers can buy our produce and have our meats cut fresh to their liking. If you can’t make it out to see us at the farm our products are available directly through our CSA, our on-line store, at fine dining restaurants and specialty retail establishments throughout New York.

Natural Agriculture
With the advent of industrial agriculture taking over ‘Organic’ and all the controversy about what is “organic” and what it should or shouldn’t be we have elected to avoid governmental regulatory junk and farm in a way that we know to truly be natural and sustainable. In ways that protect the land, the water, the air. In ways that respect the animals both domesticated and wild. In ways that honor tradition while incorporating technology. Non-GMO, permaculture, animal welfare, conservation, minimal carbon footprint, no chemicals, no antibiotics, no additives, no hormones are all terms we use to describe how we farm.

Sustainable
Sustainability starts with our farm being viable; being able to sustain with dignity our family and extended family which derive 100% of our income from the farm. Sustainability means using methods and practices that are repeatable for the long-term, that minimize the reliance of outside resources, and that do not adversely affect our surroundings and anyone whom we work with, serve, and farm for.