Local food directory
Find farm shares, farm stands and pick-your-own near you.
A box of vegetables every week, eggs from the farm down the road, a Saturday picking strawberries. Search 7,831 CSA farms, on-farm markets, farm visits and food hubs across the U.S.
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7,831 farms and counting
Every farm, on one map.
Pick what you're after, type your town or ZIP code and choose how far you'll drive. Every listing has its own page with what they grow, when they're open and how to reach them.
Four ways to buy from the farm
What are you hungry for?
New to farm shares?
How a CSA works.
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. You buy a share of the farm’s harvest before the season starts, and the farm grows it for you.
Pick a farm near you
Search the map for CSA farm shares, then open a farm’s page to see what it grows and when its season runs.
Sign up for a share
Choose a full or half share, and sometimes add eggs, flowers or bread. Many farms let you pay in installments.
Pick up your box
Every week (or every other), collect a box of whatever is ripest, at the farm or a pickup spot near you.
Questions about local farms.
What is a CSA farm share?
You pay a farm up front for a share of its harvest, then pick up a box of fresh food every week or two through the season. The farm gets what it needs to plant; you get the freshest food there is.
How do I find a CSA near me?
Choose CSA Farms above the map, type your town or ZIP code and pick how far you’ll drive. Each farm’s page shows what it grows and how to sign up.
What is an on-farm market?
A farm stand or shop on the farm itself, where you buy straight from the people who grew it. Many sell eggs, meat, honey and baked goods alongside the produce.
What counts as a farm visit or agritourism?
Pick-your-own fields, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, farm tours, tastings and farm stays: anything that brings you onto the farm.
What is a food hub?
A business that gathers food from many local farms and sells it on to shoppers, restaurants and schools, so small farms reach more tables.
Where does this information come from?
From the USDA's Local Food Directories, refreshed as farms update their listings. Seasons change, so check with the farm before you drive out.
I run one of these farms. Can I update my listing?
Yes. Email admin@butterandsagemarket.com with your farm’s name and the changes, and we’ll update it.
For farms
Run a farm share? Fill it without the spreadsheet.
We're building CSA tools for small farms: members sign up and pay online, pack lists sort themselves by pickup spot, and your farm stays on this map, linked straight to your sign-up page.
- Full, half and add-on shares, paid in full, in installments or with a deposit
- Members' money goes straight to your own Stripe account
- Pack lists by pickup spot and a reminder the day before
- A pin on the farm-share map, linked to your sign-up
