CSA near Pasco, wa
Our CSA's mission is to make fresh, sustainable produce, direct from the farmer available and accessible to any Central Brooklyn resident, regardless of economic status.... [more]
The Kew Garden CSA is a grassroots, community organization in Queens, NYC that partners with a local farm to provide our members with access to healthy, nutrient dense food.... [more]
Farm & Fork Society is a local CSA. We are a volunteer organization. Our goal is to build a strong community within and around our farmer partners while providing healthy and seasonal food to you and
Ort Farms is a family farm located in Long Valley, New Jersey. Long Valley is nestled in a scenic area of Morris County, conveniently located in close proximity to New York City.... [more]
The Hollis Hills Bayside CSA (food share) is based in eastern Queens, New York and is partnered with Norwich Meadows Farm, a certified-organic farm located in Norwich, New York.... [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]
ORKESTAI FARM is a farm and arts environment for people of All Abilities. We organically and regeneratively farm over an acre in Oyster Bay, NY, and run an educational farm apprenticeship for adults... [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]
Our Farm CSA is operated by Jenn Ward the fourth generation to farm Spring Hill Farm located in Easton, NY.... [more]
We are a family-run farm growing diversified, open-pollinated and heirloom vegetables without chemicals or pesticides.... [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]
Gazy Brothers Farm is going on its fourth and fifth generations of farming. Established in 1918, Grandma and Grandpa Gazy purchased the farm in Oxford, Connecticut.... [more]