We have lots and lots of great food--meats, vegetables and specialties throughout the year. The entire farm has been organic and committed to sustainable and regenerative agriculture since we started... [more]
Established in 1999, Sisters Hill Farm is a 260+ member CSA . We are a not-for-profit farm owned and managed by the Sisters of Charity of New York.... [more]
We are a small widely diverse organic farmstead in the spectacular Champlain Valley. Vegetables, range poultry and grass-fed beef all grown on rich clay soils are our particular claim to nutrition... [more]
Located on 65 scenic acres in the Hudson Valley of New York State, Phillies Bridge Farm Project is a non-profit, working farm that connects people to their food and the land by running education progr... [more]
Wilder Brook Farm is in its 13th year as a Community Supported Agricultural Farm (CSA). It is located in beautiful Charlemont, Massachusetts just 7 minutes from Shelburne Falls.... [more]
Seeding begins in March in the greenhouses Field planting starts April or May and SHF1848 is a small farm dedicated to producing a greater variety and diversity, focusing primarily on heirlooms.... [more]
A family owned and operated small farm in the beautiful Berkshires. All of our farming practices follow organic, sustainable agricultural methods.... [more]
Walnut Grove Farms is owned and operated by Ned and Holly Roebuck and their families. The Roebuck family has been involved in a variety of farming activities for over 50 years, having raised chickens... [more]
Our family farm is rooted in principles of ecological stewardship and social responsibility. Our farm produces high quality organic vegetables, grass fed meats and other farm products for our communit... [more]
Folls Flower Farm, located just south of Skaneateles, NY is a 100 acre farm of rolling hills and pastures.... [more]
Natural Roots is a small, diversified farm nestled in the South River valley just north of the small village of Conway, Massachussetts.... [more]
Common Ground Farm is a farm project in the lower Hudson Valley dedicated to educating people of all ages about ecologically sound and economically viable agriculture.