Who We Are...

Bracco Farms came into being in 2009, born out of a passion for fresh vegetables
and fruit. The mission of our family farm is to provide the public, restaurants
and food markets with the best possible naturally grown fresh produce.

Our family farm is located in the heart of Orange County, NY’s “Black Dirt Region”,
a remnant of the Ice Age in which thick deposits of nutrient rich topsoil were left
behind by retreating glaciers. The soil and climate work together to yield some
of the best produce in the nation.

Bracco Farms also works closely with Cornell University’s Ag Extension Service
relying on their advice and expertise to ensure we can bring the best possible
produce to market.

Restaurants And Eateries...

Bracco Farms also supplies many local restaurants and eateries with our high quality,
local, naturally grown produce. We invite chefs and restaurateurs to sample our
produce at the farm, our Little Falls Farm Office or at their own location.
Call our office for an appointment.

Bracco Farms 2013 CSA* Program...

The basic idea of Community Supported Agriculture* is that a farmer grows for
a group of members who have purchased “shares” in the harvest. For more
information on this, please visit our CSA page here.

Cedar Grove Family Become Farmers

“I always loved gardening, and I always said, ‘Some day when I can afford it, I’m going to buy a farm,’” says Anthony Bracco.
Anthony, a graphic design business owner for the past 27 years, realized his dream in 2009. He and his wife, Christa, who live in Cedar Grove,
purchased a 25-acre farm on Pine Island, a hamlet in the Town of Warwick in Orange County, New York that is known for its fertile soil. -read more-

Neighbors and volunteers help Pine Island farmer recover from Irene

Pine Island — It was reminiscent of an old-fashioned barn raising.
Like many Pine Island farmers, Tony Bracco, who owns 25 acres on County Route 1 just across the way
from Mission Land Road, was hard hit by Tropical Storm Irene. -read more-