CSA near Dale City, va
Common Good City Farm (formerly called the 7th Street Garden) is an urban farm and education center growing food for low-income residents in Washington, DC and providing educational opportunities for... [more]
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation uses this 285-acre farm to demonstrate regenerative, Bay-friendly practices.... [more]
Join the DCJCC, DC Minyan & Fresh and Local CSA's Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program as we bring together members of the community to support local and biodynamically grown food.... [more]
Earth Spring Farm is proud to connect our community with naturally grown food, healthy soil, and a network of quality local producers in South Central Pennsylvania and Washington DC.... [more]
Messick's Farm Market is the "Market on the Farm." The Messick's Farm Market store is a newer addition to the family owned and operated dairy farm first established in the 1920s.
Family owned and operated since 1987, Norman's Farm Market proudly serves the greater DC area with delicious, 100% local produce through our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and roadside... [more]
Shlagel Farms is a family farm located in Waldorf, Maryland approximately 30 minutes south of our Nations capitol.... [more]
Enrollment Has Begun!!! One Acre Farm offers a year-round diversified vegetable CSA serving the greater D.C.... [more]
Owl's Nest Farm grows unique, delicious, nutritious, diverse vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruit on four acres just outside DC in Upper Marlboro, MD.... [more]
We at Free Earth Farm offer pork raised on certified organic feed. Our CSA members will begin receiving monthly shares starting in June of 2016.... [more]
Bending Bridge Farm is a certified organic vegetable farm located near Fort Loudon Pennsylvania. We distribute our produce through farmers markets and a unique 30 week member choice CSA.... [more]
Lydia's Fields, nestled in the rolling hills between Purcellville and Lovettsville, Virginia, sustainably grows figs and a wide variety of vegetables, ranging from arugula and asparagus to spinach and... [more]