Dittmar Family Farms is owned and operated by Zach and Jenny Dittmar. Zach is a third generation farmer and has been involved in agriculture all his life.... [more]
100% USA made and raised fiber creations from our small family farm - each are a unique work of art!... [more]
Located on Selma Drive, tucked off Fresh Ponds Road, Fresh Ponds Farm was established in 2011. Fresh Ponds Farm is a family-run farm, owned by Dave and Joyce Chagnon.... [more]
South Orange Downtown Farmers Market has been operating since 1991. For over 30 years, we have been bringing Jersey Fresh produce, foods and goods from a wide variety of vendors to South Orange reside... [more]
Our family has been farming this Doylestown Township land since 1939. We grow, maintain and harvest fruits, vegetables and herbs right here on our farm and better yet, your produce selection is usual... [more]
CSA Pickups are available Newtown, PA and Asbury Park, NJ CSA shares available for 2025! We structure our CSA to make it easier for you with no food waste!... [more]
Lima Family Farms encompasses 400 plus Acres of Livestock and Grazing Management with an On-Farm Market that is open Friday-Sunday.... [more]
Living Hope Farm (Community Supported Agriculture) CSA is a non-profit, 40 acre farm; priding itself on growing Certified Naturally Grown Non-GMO, chemical-free produce, that is nutritious and sustain... [more]
At Kingsley Orchards, we specialize in cultivating the finest blueberries in the region by maintaining our standard for excellence and unrelenting attention to detail.... [more]
North Star Orchard is a small, family-run farm specializing in heritage and unique varieties of apples, peaches, plums and Asian pears, as well as an assortment of vegetables.... [more]
The Westfield Area CSA serves Westfield and neighboring communities, including Scotch Plains, Mountainside, Springfield, Cranford, Plainfield, Rahway, and more.... [more]
Blue Moon Farm in Hunterdon County, New Jersey is historic and beautiful. It is part of the original Hawk Farm purchased in 1819 for $3,420.... [more]