CSA near Colts Neck, nj
Downtown Harvest CSA is an initiative begun in 2004 by members of OLC, (Our Lady of Czestochowa Church) who want to enjoy fresh, organic produce, grow a more direct relationship with our community (Je... [more]
Farm & Fork Society is a local CSA. We are a volunteer organization. Our goal is to build a strong community within and around our farmer partners while providing healthy and seasonal food to you and
Poplar Wood Farm is a family run farm located in the Warren County, NJ town of Port Murray, where we grow certified organic vegetables, cut flowers, fresh herbs and eggs.... [more]
We are a pick-up location for certified organic vegetables grown by John Krueger at Circle Brook Farm in Andover, NJ.... [more]
Stony Hill is family owned and operated, selling only Jersey Fresh Produce. Our home store features fresh produce, seasonal plants, baked goods, and family fun activities including a 10 acre corn maz... [more]
Since 1987, Greater Newark Conservancy's mission has been to promote environmental stewardship to improve the quality of life for residents in Newark and the surrounding communities.... [more]
Treating the land and soil as a living community, not a commodity, has been at the center of our ethos since 1988.... [more]
Get fresh, local, organic vegetables in Jersey City by joining the Journal Square CSA! To become a member of the Journal Square Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) group, you: purchase a share... [more]
We sell grassfed beef, lamb, pork and chicken directly to consumers from our 58 acre, preserved farm in Hopewell, NJ.... [more]
We grow it ourselves. For nearly 300 years, the Melick family has provided our community with delicious, locally grown, farm fesh fruits and vegetables.... [more]
Graylight Farm is a small family farm in Columbia County, run by Eric & Martha Suquet. We farm on 12 acres of hilly ground that was formerly hay and grazing land.... [more]
We are a producer of organic dry beans and grains near Ithaca, NY. Our main bean varieties are black, pinto, navy, and red, though we also grow several heritage varieties in smaller amounts.... [more]