CSA Programs near Middletown, NY

Middletown

New Hampton

Goshen

John D. Madura Farms is a 300-acre family vegetable farm in the famed black dirt region of Pine Island in Orange County, New York, growing fresh seasonal vegetables, flowers, and eggs sold at NYC-area farmers markets and the family's JADS Farm Market in Sussex, New Jersey. The JADS CSA lets members spend their share on anything at the farm stand — vegetables, eggs, homemade jams, local breads, cheeses, and honey — and the farm now grows and delivers freshly cut bluegrass sod too.

Chester

New Windsor

Gray Family Farm is a direct-to-consumer family farm and CSA in New Windsor, in the Hudson Valley, offering weekly seasonal shares of local, organic, and foraged produce plus organic eggs and all-natural free-range meats — raised on Joel Salatin's regenerative methods as proud APPPA members. A self-serve eggmobile sells pasture-raised eggs sun-up to sun-down, and the farm even sells live laying hens for backyard flocks.

Highland

New Paltz

Little Wings sells fresh eggs from a small flock of Golden Laced Wyandotte and Isa Brown hens on a New Paltz farmstead. Katherine runs it as a tiny egg CSA, priced at $4 a dozen for farm pickup, with local delivery worked out directly with each member. The birds live in mobile, hawk-proof pens and forage the pasture, which keeps insect numbers down. She has kept hens laying year-round here since 2021.

Stony Point

Stony Point CSA is a community-supported agriculture group in Stony Point, in northern Rockland County on the west bank of the Hudson. A CSA like this partners with a regional farm to hand out weekly boxes of seasonal vegetables to members at a local pickup point. Its own page wasn't reachable online, so reach out locally to ask which farm supplies it and how to join.

New Paltz

Wappingers Falls

Cold Spring

Wappingers Falls

Obercreek Farm is a NOFA-NY certified organic farm in Hughsonville, in Dutchess County, growing diversified vegetables, herbs, flowers, and hops on nine acres since 2012 — with five high tunnels enabling year-round harvests. A proud Real Organic Project member (crops in soil, "no funny stuff"), the farm feeds its community through a summer CSA with drop-offs from Beacon to Newburgh, a farm stand on New Hamburg Road, farmers markets, and wholesale.