Fenton's Produce
Fenton's Produce is a story nearly a century in the making. Originally established in 1934 in Batavia, NY by Paul's great uncles, the farm passed through generations before Paul and his wife took ownership in 1990 — carrying forward a tradition they were determined to honor and grow.
A pivotal turning point came in 1984 when the farm transitioned from field crops to vegetables, redefining what Fenton's would become. That same year, the family planted their roots at the East Aurora Farmer's Market, where they've shown up every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. — May through Thanksgiving — for over 40 years, building not just a customer base, but a community of lifelong friends.
The Fentons have never been content to stand still. They've modernized their operation over the years, adding high tunnels to extend the growing season, fencing areas heavily traveled by deer, and constantly seeking out new and exciting produce varieties — the kinds of things that make you stop at a farmers market table and ask, "What is that?"
Today, Fenton's Produce reaches families across Western New York through grocery stores, farmers markets, and local farm stands. Their motto says it best: We farm. You eat.
Orange cauliflower heads can be wrapped in a damp paper towel. Then place in a plastic bag that you can puncture a couple tiny holes for a little air flow. If stored in the crisper drawer they will keep 7 -14 days. Individual florets will keep up to 7 days when stored in a container in the refrigerator.
Check out our website for some tasty ideas of how to enjoy your Orange Cauliflower.
Orange Cauliflower is simply divine and will make the perfect florets for any recipe that you fancy. You can steam, roast, sauté, puree, or bake these florets right into your meals. You will appreciate the subtle sweet and nutty flavor that is ideal for eating this vegetable cooked or raw.
Orange Cauliflower is an excellent source of beta-carotene, that can be converted into Vitamin A, for that immune boost you will need going into the Buffalo winters. Also, rich in vitamin C, potassium, fiber, iron, calcium, and magnesium. You can’t go wrong with adding Cauliflower to the menu this week.

