Locust Grove, ok

CSA near Locust Grove, ok

Fayetteville, Arkansas

Cobblestone Project Farm is a local, year-round community owned farm. We grow fresh food, locally, so we can support and teach the important role fresh, whole food has on health, wellness, and a susta

Clinton, Arkansas

Grass Roots Farmers' Cooperative is a farmer-owned and ecommerce company. offering grass-fed beef, pastured poultry, and forested pork.... [more]

Bentonville, Arkansas

We run our system a little different than the usual CSA. We operate through an email list. What this means is that when we have a harvest of a vegetable coming up, we will notify our email list membe... [more]

Pea Ridge, Arkansas

We are a small family run farm dedicated to pasture-raising hogs, sheep, chicken and cattle. Our hogs are Heritage Large Black Hogs, they roam the pastures all day and enjoy regular belly rubs.... [more]

Goodman, Missouri

Beeman Hollow Farm is a family farm in Ozark hills of Southwest Missouri dedicated to preserving heritage breeds of livestock and educating others about the benefits of rural living.

Fayetteville, Arkansas

Hazel Valley Farms is three families working to achieve their dreams to cultivate better living for ourselves, our neighbors, and our community through sustainable agriculture.... [more]

Fayetteville, Arkansas

I grow vegetables, herbs, specialty cut flowers, a few blackberries, raspberries, and gooseberries.... [more]

West Fork, Arkansas

Small diversified farm. Produce Certified Naturally Grown beginning in 2012. Pork, lamb and eggs grass-based with grain supplement.

Rogers, Arkansas

Emerald Valley Farms has been growing all natural nutritious produce since 2011. We are currently offering a different type of CSA to 100 Bentonville and Rogers area customers.... [more]

Fayetteville, Arkansas

Northwest Arkansas Local Harvest CSA is a multi-farm CSA that operates from Fayetteville, AR. We supply and deliver Certified Naturally Grown produce to our community members.... [more]

beggs, Oklahoma

We are looking forward to a blessed harvest this year. We are exploring new items such as artichokes this year.... [more]