Hartsdale, ny

Farms near Hartsdale, ny

Harleysville, Pennsylvania

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]

Chester, Massachusetts

Family owned and operated pick your own blueberries and apples. Maple syrup, hay, cord wood and eggs available year round!... [more]

Huntington, Massachusetts

Gray Dog's Farm is an all natural, pasture grass fed meat CSA farm in the hills of Western Massachusetts.... [more]

Tarrytown, New York

We are an intimate scale nursery in the lower Hudson Valley, specializing in heirloom and open pollinated vegetables and herbs for home and community gardeners.... [more]

Greenwich , Connecticut

Farm fresh organic produce.

Stamford, Connecticut

Fairgate Farm is a communal, volunteer-powered urban farm located in the heart of the West Side of Stamford, CT practicing organic, sustainable farming methods on about a 1 acre lot.... [more]

STAMFORD, Connecticut

The Westhill High School Ag/Science program is renewing their greenhouse to become a premier Hydroponic farm that will grow food for the high school cafeteria and local families in Stamford CT.... [more]

New City, New York

Rockland Farm Alliance's first farm project, Cropsey Community Farm is a twelve acre organic, biodynamic community farm in Rockland County, NY.... [more]

Ossining, New York

We're back where we belong! Sundial Farm has reopened after a 15 year detour into horse boarding.... [more]

Montvale, New Jersey

DePiero's Farm Stand & Greenhouses a family owned and operated farm since 1924. We are An Old Fashioned Farm in the Heart of North Jersey where we take great pride in our farm grown fruits and vegeta... [more]

Paramus, New Jersey

We are a small CSA farm located in Bergen County, NJ. We are the original Joy's Farm CSA run by the Joy Family in Paramus.... [more]

Hillsdale, New Jersey

Demarest Farm: Jewel of Bergen County In the late 1970s, Peter and Marsha introduced what would become one of the largest and most important parts of the business: pick-your-own apples and pumpkins.... [more]