High Above Lake Skaneateles

Skaneateles:

n. (skan-ee-at'-las) One of the Finger Lakes in Central New York. Skaneateles Lake is over 300 feet deep, 16 miles long, and 1 mile wide at its widest point. The water in Skaneateles Lake is known for its purity and is one source of drinking water for Syracuse, NY. The name Skaneateles may stem from Native American Iroquois for "Sleepy Squaw". Although, a gentleman of Mohawk ancestry notes that the name Skaneateles means "Long Lake," which is very fitting!

The Fesko farm is located 11 miles down the East side of Skaneateles Lake, just South of the Hamlet of Borodino. Nearby, Chris has a Discovery Center, which is an educational facility located in a restored barn.
Open house events are scheduled at the Discovery Center throughout the summer months for individuals to visit. Field trips and group visits may be arranged by appointment. For directions to the Discovery Center, please select this link.
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Chris Fesko Enterprises

1181 Woodworth Road

Skaneateles, NY 13152

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click for larger image (31k) Chris was born and raised on a farm, and is a former teacher with a Master's degree in Education. Shown here with Koby, an animal star of the On The Farm video series, Chris has a great love for all animals.
Chris has spoken and presented workshops internationally, and may be available for your upcoming event.

Together with their three children and employees, Chris and Rick operate a 1,200 acre dairy farm. Crops include; corn, wheat, oats, alfalfa, and soy beans. 350 Holstein cows are milked twice daily.

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