CSA near Arvin, ca
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]
100% Grass Fed/Grass Finished Beef & Lamb, Pasture Raised Chicken & Pork. We pursue sustainable farming practices through holistic management.
Alstede Farms delivers boxed shares to the Woodbridge CSA. The season runs from 31 weeks starting early May until Thanksgiving.... [more]
Nestled on 343 beautiful acres in Stuyvesant, NY, Stewardship Farms is a for-profit, progressive entrepreneurial farming, planning and development company.... [more]
Black Radish Farm is located in the heart of the Black Dirt Region of New York. Black Radish Farm provides CSA shares to Northern New Jersey.... [more]
Katchkie Farm is a year-round organic farming operation owned by Great Performances. Katchkie Farm represents Great Performances' commitment to celebrating local flavors while supporting sustainable a... [more]
Black Dirt Farm is located in the middle of the black dirt region of Orange County, NY just 60 miles from New York City.... [more]
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]
Bare Foot Organics at Greystone Farm is a family owned & operated, USDA certified organic farm, currently growing over 50 varities of certified organic vegetables and herbs.... [more]
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.
Family-owned certified organic vegetable farm celebrating 30 years of CSA delivery. We have CSA drop-off locations throughout metropolitan NYC, the Hudson Valley region, and Connecticut.... [more]
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]