Farm education programs in Hamburg, New York

Alabama Holley Farm is a family-owned food, grocery, and supermarket store located at 6543 Alleghany Road in Basom, New York. Steve and Michelle Alexander purchased the store in 1972 and have since built a thriving business known for its fresh cut meats and exceptional customer service. Their three sons, Craig, Mark, and Eric, have all been involved in the business, with Craig and Eric now running the store alongside their parents. In addition to a full line of grocery items, Alabama Holley Farm offers fresh daily meat cuts, homemade sausages, and hamburger patties. The deli counter serves made-to-order subs and sandwiches on freshly baked kaiser and sub rolls. For holidays and special occasions, customers can pre-order cooked and sliced Roast Beef with fresh baked kimmelweck and kaiser rolls.

Little Proud Farm is a charming agricultural institution nestled in the serene surroundings of 4681 Newton Road, Hamburg, New York. Our farm is dedicated to promoting sustainable farming practices and providing a hands-on educational experience for visitors of all ages. From organic vegetable gardens to free-range livestock, we offer a variety of opportunities for guests to learn about and engage with the farming process. Come visit us and experience the beauty of rural life at Little Proud Farm.

Welcome to "Tesla Coil Art Sculpture and Tribute," a unique local business located in North Tonawanda, New York, where we celebrate the extraordinary legacy of Nikola Tesla. Our mission is to honor Tesla's groundbreaking contributions to science and technology, particularly his pioneering work in electricity that transformed our world. Situated in a region rich with historical significance, we are part of the Buffalo Niagara Nikola Tesla Council's efforts to pay homage to Tesla's genius. Our site features an awe-inspiring Tesla Coil Art Sculpture, serving as a tribute to the man whose innovations first brought AC electricity from Niagara Falls to North Tonawanda and beyond, igniting the electric age.