CSA Programs near New York, NY

Brooklyn

Central Brooklyn CSA runs a produce pickup on Dean Street in Crown Heights. A CSA like this teams up with an upstate or regional farm so members pay up front for a season of weekly vegetable shares collected nearby. The group's own page wasn't reachable online, so ask locally about the partner farm, share sizes and how to sign up.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Rustic Roots Delivery brings farm-fresh organic groceries to doorsteps across Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan and Long Island. Customers order fruit and vegetable baskets — one-time or by subscription — plus dairy, eggs, meat, seafood and pantry goods, with orders placed by Friday midnight for delivery the following week. The service reaches from Montauk to Manhattan, including Fire Island and Shelter Island.

Sunnyside

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Astoria

Forest Hills

Astoria

New York

Hollis Hills

Congregation Etz Hayim hosts the Hollis Hills Bayside CSA in Queens, sourcing certified-organic vegetables from Norwich Meadows Farm along with pasture-raised eggs, fruit, and apple cider through much of the year. Members pick up at 210-10 Union Turnpike. The shares run on a farm-box model open to the wider neighborhood, not just the congregation.

Bronx

The Norwood CSA Food Co-op distributes weekly vegetable shares at the Bainbridge Avenue Garden in the Bronx, Wednesdays 4 to 7 p.m., supplied by Norwich Meadows Farm in Chenango County. Part of the Just Food network, the co-op offers payment plans and subsidized shares, with fruit, eggs, dairy, honey, and meat add-ons available.

Newark

CSA Newark points to a community-supported agriculture program serving Newark's 07105 Ironbound area in Essex County. The listing gives only a ZIP, so the host farm and share details aren't specified here. CSA programs like this deliver weekly boxes of seasonal produce to members, often through a neighborhood pickup site rather than a farm. Contact the organizer for share options and the current pickup location.

The Queens County Farm Museum's Farm Store in Floral Park, Queens sells farm-fresh eggs from heritage-breed hens in brown, white, and blue, raw wildflower honey from the farm's own apiary, organically propagated vegetable seedlings, and yarn spun from the resident Cotswold sheep and Huacaya alpacas — NYC wool for your next scarf. Open daily 10 to 4, with hayrides, animal feeding, seasonal farmstand, flower and vegetable CSAs, and a May Sheep Shearing Festival on New York City's largest remaining farmland.

Newark

Staten Island

Newark

Garden City

Garden City CSA runs through the Cathedral of the Incarnation on Long Island, delivering roughly 40 varieties of organic and biodynamic produce from Hawthorne Valley Farm across about 22 weeks between June and November. Members pick up weekly under a large white tent on the cathedral's west side. Monica Pavlidis coordinates the program; reach her at (516) 343-5634.

Montclair

Boxed Organics is a CSA-style organic produce operation based in Montclair, Essex County. Programs like this deliver or offer pickup of boxed seasonal produce, sourced organically, to members in the surrounding towns. Montclair's active local-food scene supports several such delivery and share services. Details on share sizes, sourcing, and delivery area are best confirmed directly with the operator.

Lincroft

Mountainside

Towaco

New Brunswick