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Produce Auctions

Produce Auctions

New York Produce Auctions

Currently, there are 11 produce auctions in New York State. These auctions are aggregation points that allow local farmers to sell their produce in wholesale lots to buyers from across the region. The Cornell Vegetable Program has supported the development and growth of these auctions and acts as the educational lead for the majority of the NYS produce auctions.

A map of New York State with the counties indicated. There are eleven red starred locations, each labelled with produce auction in that location.

Augusta Produce Auction

2326 North Rd, Oriskany Falls, NY 13425

(315) 825-1208

Chautauqua Produce Auction

7844 Rt 474, Clymer, NY 14724

(716) 355-6500

Finger Lakes Produce Auction

3691 State Route 14A, Penn Yan, NY 14527

(315) 531-8446

Genesee Valley Produce Auction

8855 County Rd 3, Centerville, NY 14029

(585) 567-8640

Mohawk Valley Produce Auction

840 Fordsbush Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339

(518) 224-4847

Ontario Produce Auction

4860 Yautzy Rd, Stanley, NY 14561

(585) 526-5708

 

Orleans Produce Auction

12590 Ridge Rd, Albion, NY 14411

(585) 798-5466

Seaway Produce Auction

2841 County Route 11, Rensselaer Falls, NY 13680

(315) 965-2535

Seneca Produce Auction

2033 Yerkes Rd, Romulus, NY 14541

(712) 432-8598, market report

(607) 869-9317, Mose Fisher Jr 

 

St. Lawrence Valley Produce Auction

25 Martin Rd, North Bangor, NY 12966

(518) 483-2300

Tug Hill Produce Auction

8236 Cobb Rd, Copenhagen, NY 13626

(315) 777-3983

Auction Manager – Wayne Zehr, waynetughill [at] gmail.com (email Wayne)

 

The New York State Produce Auctions video provides general information about produce auctions, how buyers and sellers use the auctions to expand their businesses, and how local communities benefit from them.