Skywoman's Forever Farm
Located on one of our ancestal Kanienkeháka Turtle Clan Villages in Iohskóhare, on the Schoharie Creek. Home to Wahianiíontha Tsi Iohontsiaká:ien Learning Center. Goals-send clean food home to our communities. Embracing the principles of Onkwehonwenéha.
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Cayley WoodbeckAbsolutely beautiful property with great people running! Go support an Indigenous led intuitive to restore their beautiful land and produce wonderful berries and much more! I Highly recommend this place! Pick your own and you can drive right up to the patches of blueberries, raspberry’s and blueberry’s!
Sep 22, 2025 · Google Review
jimmy sBeautiful berry farm where you can pick your own fruit. Native American (Mohawk) owned and operated. Wonderful people with friendly staff, delicious fruit, great prices, amazing views of Vromans Nose and the Schoharie Valley.
Jul 10, 2025 · Google Review
Susan BartholomewHello all! 😊 As many know, this was previously my familys farm. I could not be more pleased with my friends, the current owners, and having it back to them where it belongs. Yes, the farm is now back to the rightful owners after an innumerable amount of years. I could honestly not be happier. They have, and will always have my full support and friendship. I am asking everyone to please continue to support their business now. Everyone has always been so wonderful to us with your continued patronage over all these past years with my family. Thank you, and always all my best to everyone. Sincerely, Susan Bartholomew-Fydenkevez (Formerly Bohringers Fruit Farm)
Feb 20, 2024 · Google Review
Christian-Joseph TurcotteVery nice people and they have products No chemicals here
Nov 17, 2025 · Google Review
Michael Francisco-McGuireBerry picking, apples, a vegetable stand. All set in the heart of this beautiful valley. It’s also a wonderful place to take children.
Aug 31, 2023 · Google Review