Event Details

Date

September 21, 2019

Time

11:00 am- 4:00 pm

Location

J. Minns Farms
3379 Seneca Castle Rd.
Seneca Castle, NY 14547

Host

Ontario County Farm Bureau


Ontario County Fun on the Farm

September 21, 2019

Ontario County Fun on the Farm

Fun on the Farm works to educate non-farm public and our neighbors about agriculture around them. It is fun and educational.  From 

Fun on the Farm attracts thousands of people and gives us the opportunity to communicate to the community the benefits of the agricultural production in Ontario County, the state, and the nation.

The event is free! There are many agricultural products that are available to be sampled. It is the perfect place to try that product you have seen in the store but didn't want to commit to purchasing.

Food is available to purchase for lunch. It is provided by a local service group.

We're always looking for people from the agricultural community to volunteer at the event. Contact Libby Eiholzer (geg24@cornell.edu or 607-793-4847) to sign up.






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