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. Just as we strive to bring together youth from the city and suburbs, we also strive to grow food in both the city and suburbs. Each year, we work with over 150 teenagers and thousands of volunteers to farm on 31 acres in rural Lincoln, 7 acres in suburban and rural Beverly, 2.5 acres in urban Boston, and 1 acre in urban Lynn. Between all of these sites, we grow over 250,000 pounds of produce each year. That produce is donated to hunger relief organizations, sold at farmer's markets in low-income neighborhoods, and sold through our community supported agriculture programs.
Listing last updated on Jan 21, 2025

Market Channels

Season: June through October

Type: single farm

Since: 1991

# of Shares: 300

Share Prices:
$700/season for 20 weeks of vegetables and pick-your own options (including berries and flowers) from our on-farm CSA share. $500/season for 20 weeks of a box share, which is delivered to several sites in and around Boston.

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All of The Food Project's vegetables, herbs, and flowers are grown using sustainable growing methods. Sustainable agriculture is the practice of growing food in a way that preserves and enhances the environment, provides economic opportunity and good health for individuals and communities, and connects people to the land around them. We do not use chemical fertilizers or pesticides and distribute our food only to local communities where we work.

Contact Information

Contact:
Allison Houghton
(781) 259-8621 x21
Location:
10 Lewis Street
Lincoln, MA 01773
Mailing Address:
10 Lewis Street
Lincoln, MA 01773

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