CSA near Seat Pleasant, md
Nestled on a beautiful 10-acre farm in the heart of Hanover County, Hanover Market CSA is more than just a market—it's a place where community, agriculture, and local businesses come together.
Good Food, Grown Right Fleur-de-lis Farms is a 16 acre family farm located in Eastern Henrico, VA.... [more]
Shallowbrooke Farm is your source for the freshest local produce delivered to Northern Virginia and theWashington DC metro area.... [more]
Karl's Farm is a small, family-run farm. We grow a wide variety of vegetables and herbs using no pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides.... [more]
Bending Bridge Farm is a certified organic vegetable farm located near Fort Loudon Pennsylvania. We distribute our produce through farmers markets and a unique 30 week member choice CSA.... [more]
Cultivate the City (CTC) is a social enterprise that emphasizes growing vertically. Our mission is to create a sustainable and resilient local urban food system as populations continue to move towards... [more]
My Organic Garden provides a unique opportunity for a more sustainable, healthful, community-based lifestyle for those living in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.... [more]
Spiritual Food CSA bridges committed biodynamic farmers and wellness‑focused members, delivering seasonal, chemical‑free vegetables while educating communities on sustainable, earth‑healing practices.
Family operated farm since 1888. We specialize in tasty tree fruits like peaches and apples and also grow berries, other small fruits, and a wide variety of vegetables.... [more]
Enrollment Has Begun!!! One Acre Farm offers a year-round diversified vegetable CSA serving the greater D.C.... [more]
Spiritual Food CSA is a full-year CSA offering Biodynamic and organic food with options to register for a Summer, Fall, Winter/Spring, or the 50 week Full Year (starting mid-May) for a discount.... [more]
We make great fruit (peaches, apples, cherries, small berries, and melons) We offer a great CSA. Thirteen years of a one-farm CSA insures that you always speak to the farmer.... [more]