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]
Little Red Bird Botanicals is an herbal medicine business located in Washington, DC. I offer individual consultations, an herbal medicine CSA, and locally-grown herbal products.... [more]
Fresh healthy food for you, and making locally grown fruits and vegetables more affordable to your low-income neighbors.
Working Over Thyme Farm (WOT) is a Certified Naturally Grown market garden located just one-hour south of Washington, DC in Southern Maryland on the banks of the beautiful Patuxent River.
Yankey Farms is a small family owned and operated produce farm located in Prince William County, Virginia.... [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]
We here at Fork and Hoe believe that the health of the soil is vital to insuring your vegetables are as nutritious as they can be, while also maintaining fertility of the soil for the next generation.... [more]
Red Wiggler Care Farm is a 12‑acre sustainable farm in Montgomery County, Maryland, where people with and without developmental disabilities come together to work, learn, grow, and share food.... [more]
Two Peas Farm is a small diversified vegetable farm located in Cedar Grove, MD and is committed to providing fresh, healthy food to our local community.... [more]
Crooked Fence Farm is a diversified farm rooted in stewardship of land and our community. We grow "field to belly" food that is unique, healthy, and delicious.... [more]
We are a family farm producing pastured chicken and eggs, CSA vegetable shares, and herbs, as well as prepared herbal teas for pleasure and medicinal use.... [more]
Cultivate the City (CTC) is a social enterprise that emphasizes growing vertically. Our mission is to create a sustainable and resilient local urban food system as populations continue to move towards... [more]
