CSA Farms: Community Supported Agriculture Near You
A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) lets you buy a share of a local farm's seasonal harvest and receive a weekly box of fresh produce through the growing season. This directory lists 1,977 CSA farms across 51 states — browse by state below or search by ZIP code to find a farm share near you.
Looking for a CSA near you? A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) lets you buy a share of a local farm's harvest and pick up a box of fresh produce through the season. This directory lists 1,977 CSA farms across 51 states — sourced from the USDA Local Food Portal. Directory last rebuilt October 17, 2026.
How to find a CSA near you
Pick your state below to see every CSA farm we list there, with its season, share sizes, pickup or delivery options, and what's typically in the box. New to CSAs? Read our guide to how a CSA works and what's in season near you before you sign up — and run the price against your grocery spend with the CSA cost calculator.
Search CSA farms by ZIP code
Enter a ZIP code to search for CSA farms near you:
Find a CSA by state
- New York 159
- Michigan 106
- Pennsylvania 102
- California 95
- Wisconsin 88
- Virginia 84
- North Carolina 78
- Massachusetts 75
- Washington 75
- Oregon 67
- Illinois 66
- Maryland 64
- Minnesota 63
- Colorado 58
- Texas 53
- Florida 49
- New Jersey 47
- Ohio 47
- Indiana 45
- Tennessee 45
- Iowa 42
- Connecticut 41
- Georgia 38
- New Hampshire 38
- Missouri 35
- Maine 31
- Vermont 30
- Kentucky 28
- Idaho 20
- Arizona 19
- Alabama 15
- Oklahoma 15
- South Carolina 14
- West Virginia 13
- Hawaii 12
- Montana 12
- Utah 12
- Kansas 11
- Nebraska 11
- Alaska 10
- South Dakota 10
- Rhode Island 8
- Arkansas 7
- Mississippi 7
- North Dakota 6
- New Mexico 6
- Delaware 5
- Wyoming 5
- Louisiana 4
- District of Columbia 2
- Nevada 2
CSA FAQ
- What does CSA stand for?
- CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. You pay a local farm up front for a share of the season's harvest, then receive a weekly box of fresh produce through the growing season — typically 18–22 weeks.
- How do I find a local CSA?
- Browse this directory by state or search by ZIP code to find Community Supported Agriculture farms near you. It lists 1,977 CSA farms across 51 states, sourced from the USDA Local Food Portal.
- Are CSA boxes worth it?
- For most households that cook regularly, yes. A full-season share runs about $400–$700 (roughly $20–$35/week) and delivers fresh, seasonal produce that's often picked within 24 hours of delivery. Many farms offer half shares or payment plans.
- When do CSA shares start?
- Most CSAs run through the growing season — boxes typically begin in late spring or early summer and continue into fall. Popular farms sell out early, so sign up in winter or early spring.
Keep exploring
Prefer to shop in person? Browse farm stands & u-pick farms or farmers markets by state.