Sam Bonacorsi grew up on his family's vegetable and strawberry farm in Oswego County, New York, started by his Sicilian grandparents in the 1920s. He and his family bought their 15-acre Croton Road farm in 2008 and added a 42-acre farm 3.5 miles away in 2015 so they could rotate crops. Everything they sell is grown on their Franklin Township land, mostly older varieties picked for flavor. They follow integrated pest management, use no GMO varieties, and plant cover crops and flowers for pollinators.
What’s here
- Grown or raised here
- Apples: Fuji, Empire, Cortland, Autumncrisp, Red Ruben, Mutsu, Ruby Blush, Ruby Jon, Macoun, Ambrosia and more · Grapes: seedless, Concord and Niagara · Peaches · Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries · Vegetables
This season
As of Oct 3 the stand is stocked daily with their own apples (Fuji, Empire, Cortland, Mutsu, Macoun, Ambrosia and others) and self-serve grape picking is open. There is no apple pick-your-own in 2026. The stand closes after October.
Details checked against Bonacorsi Family Farm’s own site on ; not yet confirmed by the business. Hours change, so check before you go. Spot a mistake? Tell us.