Here at natures own we raise food the why it was meant to be done. There are no herbicides pesticides growth hormones GMO used for anything.... [more]
Homecoming Farm, located on the property of the Sisters of St. Dominic is a certified organic CSA (community supported agriculture) project on Long Island with members coming from Nassau, Suffolk an... [more]
We are a small family farm partnership between Bell Farm and Walhalla Farm. Currently, we are producing organic vegetables, organic-log-grown shiitake mushrooms, pasture-raised eggs, pasture-raised po... [more]
Downtown Harvest CSA is an initiative begun in 2004 by members of OLC, (Our Lady of Czestochowa Church) who want to enjoy fresh, organic produce, grow a more direct relationship with our community (Je... [more]
The Westhill High School Ag/Science program is renewing their greenhouse to become a premier Hydroponic farm that will grow food for the high school cafeteria and local families in Stamford CT.... [more]
Get fresh, local, organic vegetables in Jersey City by joining the Journal Square CSA! To become a member of the Journal Square Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) group, you: purchase a share... [more]
GrowingDirt.com , a farm at Agrestic Acres uses a pasture based system to raise grass fed and pastured animals, including Pastured Eggs and Veggies grown using organic methods We operate at Boont... [more]
We are a small CSA farm located in Bergen County, NJ. We are the original Joy's Farm CSA run by the Joy Family in Paramus.... [more]
Mead Orchards is a beautiful Hudson Valley farm that was owned and operated by three generations of the Mead family from 1916-2018.... [more]
Demarest Farm: Jewel of Bergen County In the late 1970s, Peter and Marsha introduced what would become one of the largest and most important parts of the business: pick-your-own apples and pumpkins.... [more]
Rabbit's Garden is a 5,000 sq ft. urban farm located within the Staten Island Urby apartment complex in Staten Island's Stapleton neighborhood.... [more]
Staten Island Community Supported Agriculture (SICSA) is a group of Staten Islanders who buy shares in a farmer's vegetable and fruit and egg crop for the growing season.... [more]
