Danvers, Massachusetts

We have been growing farm produce in a sustainable style since 1728. We specialize in tomatoes(over 40 types), herbs, greens, squashes, root crops(Especially the Danvers carrot), cut flowers, honey, a... [more]

Weston, Massachusetts

Land's Sake is a non-profit organization dedicated to sustainable land management and environmental education.... [more]

Billerica, Massachusetts

We are a family-owned, local farm with 54 acres and 14 greenhouses. Beginning in April, we sell hundreds of seasonal annuals, perennials, planters, hangers, herbs and vegetable plants for your own ga... [more]

Lincoln, Massachusetts

The Food Project grows mixed vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruits on 40 acres of farmland in greater Boston and on the North Shore of eastern Massachusetts.... [more]

Lincoln, Massachusetts

At Drumlin Farm, we are committed to practicing agriculture and animal husbandry that provides quality food without stripping the land of its vitality.

Beverly, Massachusetts

2020 SEASON REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! The New Entry Food Hub aggregates produce from 30+ beginning and New American farmers regionally.

Lincoln, Massachusetts

Lindentree Farm CSA has approximately 190 shares, certified organic produce, includes berries and flowers, pick your own items.... [more]

Danvers, Massachusetts

Connors farm was established in 1904. The Connors family followed generations of farmers who had been farming the land for over 300 years.... [more]

Andover, Massachusetts

A small scale, sustainable farm offering local grown, non-gmo, seasonal berries, vegetables, honey and eggs in our "honor system" farm stand.

Topsfield, Massachusetts

Farmstead Goat Cheese. A small herd of pure-bred Nubian produce 4,000 pounds of goat cheese per year.... [more]

Wayland, Massachusetts

We grow about 7 acres of mixed vegetables, herbs, cut flowers and seedlings at historic Mainstone Farm in Wayland.... [more]

Wayland, Massachusetts

*Small, independently operated business entering its 6th season *All produce grown using organic practices.... [more]