apples

Looking for some fresh Apple Cider across the Central New York and Mohawk Valley? There are quite a few places within 100 miles of the Utica and Rome area.

Yes, that is a picture of an apple. Yes, the apple is the official state fruit. That is about the only one that actually seems appropriate. The others maybe should be different.

If you love fall and all it has to offer, there's plenty of places in central New York you can spend the day picking apples or pumpkins, walking through corn mazes or just enjoying apple cider.

People having been lining up at Clinton Cider Mill for more than 100 years and the coronavirus isn't stopping the fall tradition. The historic Cider Mill is now open with new options and their age old cider and donuts.

With September upon us, apple picking season is nearly ready to start at North Star Orchards in Westmoreland.

Maybe one of your favorite activities as summer ends, and fall begins, is enjoying delicious apples. Where are apple orchards near you here in Central New York?

The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is warning of a Christmas tree bug that hatches in your home.

Here's a handy list that will make visiting as many local farms and mills easy as pie. Pumpkin or apple is up to you.

If you like Caramel Apple on a stick then this might be your new favorite beverage addiction. We tried to get one yesterday and it was sold out!

Here is a partial list of some of Central New York’s premier apple picking farms and orchards. All offer something a little bit different, so it’s worth it to visit each and every one of them. You should also check their websites for picking schedules and events

Time to pull out the bushel baskets for some apple picking. Did you know there's a proper way to harvest apples?

With North Star Orchards not offering you pick apples due to a poor crop this year, we double checked to make sure these locations faired better.