Linwood, al

CSA near Linwood, al

Montgomery, Alabama

Wild Yeast Kitchen is a Cottage Food home bakery in Prattville, AL. We offer a broad variety of artisan European style loaves, pastry, and New York style bagels.... [more]

Stapleton, Alabama

Sunny Seasons CSA — formerly Seasons in the Sun — is a family-operated Community Supported Agriculture program connecting Gulf Coast families with fresh, sustainable, and locally sourced foods.

Troy, Alabama

We are a small all Naturally Grown farm located in Troy Alabama.We strive to produce healthy non G.M.O.... [more]

Montgomery, Alabama

E.A.T. South is a community based non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in Montgomery, Alabama which is dedicated to promoting local, sustainable farming.... [more]

Auburn , Alabama

We are small family farm minutes from downtown auburn. We grow summer favorites like tomatoes, okra, squash, cucumber, strawberries, blueberries, watermelons,corn, peas, beans, peppers and more.... [more]

Millbrook, Alabama

River Oaks Farm raises a variety of vegetable and animal crops seasonally. We also operate a small sawmill operation - Bald Brothers' Lumber LLC.

Auburn, Alabama

Randle Farms is a family owned and operated farm, focusing on sustainable and diversified farming practices.... [more]

Tyler, Alabama

We are a local Certified Naturally Grown farm in Tyler, Al. We are very focused on preserving biodiversity at Camp Creek Farm.... [more]

Midland City, Alabama

Here at Sawyer Sisters we own our backyard flock of chickens. We feed them non-medicated feed and table scraps along with some fresh treats on a daily base.... [more]

Auburn, Alabama

Our community supported agriculture refills your refrigerator with farm fresh produce each week! large tomato, rich shallots, bountiful carrots, sweet strawberries, zucchini, cucumbers, lettuces, herb... [more]

Prattville, Alabama

Naturally Rad was born out of a passion for nature and a love of simple living. We are blessed to have the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the wonderful qualities that make the South such a specia... [more]