CSA near Smithville, tn
Road's End Farm has been growing high-quality certified organic produce, in this beautiful location overlooking Seneca Lake, since 1988.... [more]
We produce farmstead and artisanal cow and goat milk cheeses. BMB is micro dairy that specializes in making small batches of high quality cheese.... [more]
Growing the nutrient-dense, local, certified organic food that you need. We offer an 18 week CSA (Community Support Agriculture) from mid-June through mid-October featuring the freshest vegetables a... [more]
Plot Twist Farm is a 5-acre farm that produces local, sustainable produce. Our fresh local produce is available through local farmers markets and through our Community Supported Agriculture program.
The Morse Family Farm CSA runs for 24 weeks starting in mid-May until the end of October. Weekly shares are filled generously with beautiful and delicious produce.... [more]
Lagoner Farms is now offering CSA shares. For those interested look at our website www.lagonerfarms.com.... [more]
We are a family owned an operated farm. We grow a variety of Naturally grown fruits, vegetables and herbs using sustainable practices.... [more]
Dragonfly Farm, once a dream, now functions as a successful, sustainable, ecological, humane and organic farm.... [more]
D&K Organic Farms Is a located in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region. We are Nofa-NY Certified Organic CSA is New to us and we are now signing up members and will be growing a variety of fresh veget... [more]
Bluebird Trail Farm is a friendly, educational farm that uses organic and sustainable practices to grow a wide variety of fresh vegetables and fruit.... [more]
Muddy Fingers Farm uses organic growing methods to produce a diverse array of vegetables for our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) members, area farmers' markets in Elmira, Corning and Ithaca and... [more]
Celebrating 22 Years Of Organic Farming in 2015, Pure Earth Organic Farm, was established in 1993 on 30 acres of rented land in Collier Township, not far from the City of Pittsburgh, growing organic v... [more]