CSA near Laurence Harbor, nj
Just two hours from New York City and perched in the foothills of the Catskills, Channery Hill Farm grows a variety of heirloom and open-pollinated vegetables and herbs farm market and local restauran... [more]
Growing hundreds of varieties of vegetables we feature some of the most unusual selections of vegetables and fruits in the region.... [more]
Nestled on 343 beautiful acres in Stuyvesant, NY, Stewardship Farms is a for-profit, progressive entrepreneurial farming, planning and development company.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated farm practicing sustainable agriculture. We raise and grow a wide variety of all-natural, grass-fed, and organic products which we sell directly from our Farm Store... [more]
The Bloomfield-Montclair CSA is a group of over 200 members who support the sustainable farming activities of local farmers.... [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]
The Prince George-Norwich Meadows Farm CSA is a New York City Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program that brings fresh, organic, affordable produce to our members while supporting local, sustai... [more]
We believe in consuming fresh, natural, locally grown foods. We want all of our food to come from a wholesome, sustainable, earth-friendly environment.... [more]
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Our farm is located in the Hudson Valley, between Claverack and Philmont, just 6 miles outside of Hudson.
Hi! We're a NOFA-NY REAL Organic Project certified organic black dirt vegetable farm in Middletown, NY with multiple CSA pick-up locations, farmers markets, a self-serve farmstand.
Changing Lives, One Meal at a Time. In our search for healthier food for our family, we started sharing what we grew for ourselves and this is the fruit of that start.... [more]