Rocky Hill, Connecticut

We are a family owned and operated farm that grows up to 500 acres a year of green beans for wholesale and more than 100 acres of mixed vegetables for retail sale.... [more]

New Britain, Connecticut

Urth Farms, located in the city of New Britain, Connecticut, is a 3.5 acre certified-organic urban farm.... [more]

New Britain, Connecticut

We operate as a non-profit organic farm, in an urban neighborhood in New Britain, CT. We farm seasonal crops all year around.... [more]

Madison, Connecticut

The Wooly Pig is now taking members for our 2014 Pastured Poultry CSA! Our Members receive 2 fat chickens per month, June through October.... [more]

Burlington, Connecticut

Tonn's Orchard was started by Herbert and Arlene Tonn over fifty years ago when they bought land in Burlington, cleared the woods by hand, and built a barn.... [more]

Orange, Connecticut

Fresh local greens and vegetables delivered to your door year-round; on-time, every-time; from your neighbors who know Only Happy Clients Return.... [more]

South Glastonbury, Connecticut

Kevin & Chris Bassette along with our partner, Henry Killam and 5 kids (Abby, Olivia, Dina, Henry, & Jamie), own Killam & Bassette Farmstead, LLC.

Milford, Connecticut

The Robert Treat Farm is an authentic, working family farm market and garden center located adjacent to the historic beach community of Woodmont-on-the-Sound in Milford, Connecticut.... [more]

Farmington, Connecticut

Hein Farm is a third generation family farm located in Farmington, Connecticut. A variety of vegetables and flowers are cultivated on 80-100 acres of farmland in Farmington.... [more]

Bethlehem, Connecticut

At Percy Thomson Meadows our goal is to raise fresh all natural meat and vegetables, to promote the growth of agriculture in Connecticut, to teach the importance of knowing where your food comes from,... [more]

Southbury , Connecticut

The Crooked Carrot is a CSA vegetable share program run by Amy Hatch. All produce is grown on our acre field on the farm.... [more]

Glastonbury, Connecticut

The Beckett family started farming in Glastonbury in 1973, when Chip's father bought the Old Cider Mill to keep it from being developed into condominiums after the original condo sale fell thru.