CSA near Gainesville, va
Forest Hills Tuv HaAretz CSA is a community supported agriculture (CSA) program, offering an entire season of organic produce at affordable prices while supporting local farmers and building communi
We are a mixed-income CSA in Forest Hills, Queens. Our vegetable farm is Golden Earthworm Organic Farm in Jamesport, Long Island, on the North Fork, see www.goldenearthworm.com.
Flipside Farm CSA grows fresh, chemical-free, fruits, herbs, and flowers on our 93-acre farm in Bedminster, NJ.... [more]
Our Hazon CSA is partnered with Free Bird Farm in Palatine Bridge, NY. Deadline for registration is June 10, 2016.... [more]
Mi Oh My Hydroponic Farms is a worker-owned cooperative, founded in the summer of 2020 when Joel Mejia and several other Bronx residents set out to answer the need for access to healthy food in their... [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]
Duchess Farms is a flower and honey farm located in South Brunswick, NJ. We are committed to using organic and sustainable practices in our farming and to increase the opportunity for our community to... [more]
Flushing CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a volunteer co-operative group of local Flushing (Queens) residents working with Golden Earthworm Organic Farm and JustFood to bring fresh, locally-gr... [more]
Collier Youth Services is -- quite literally -- branching out our service line with the addition of Caramore Farm, a community supported agriculture (CSA) program that brings families and friends toge... [more]
Oasis Backyard Farms is a local family owned business that focuses on supplying the community with organic fruits and vegetables.... [more]
Established in 1999, Sisters Hill Farm is a 260+ member CSA . We are a not-for-profit farm owned and managed by the Sisters of Charity of New York.... [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]