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Homesteads for Hope CSA
2185 Manitou Road
Rochester, NY
Homesteads for Hope is a non-profit farm where our mission is to promote sustainable lifestyles and futures to create a collaborative community that serves adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We offer a half share (picked up bi-weekly) and a full share (picked up weekly) option. Each CSA purchase directly funds the continuation of our programs, the growth of our farm, and employment opportunities for adults with and without disabilities who want to work in agriculture. For 20 weeks CSA members receive an abundance of vegetables that are grown using organic methods as well as weekly newsletters featuring letters from the farmer, recipes, storage techniques and more. We hope to see you in 2024!
Homesteads for Hope CSA, in its own listing
Before you drive out.
Farms that host visitors run on the crop and the weather. Ripe dates move by a week or two from year to year, and many farms post what is open that morning. Check before you go, bring cash for the stand, and ask whether coolers, pets and strollers are welcome.
Worth asking before you go:
- What is ripe this week, and is picking open today?
- Is there an entry fee or a minimum purchase?
- Are the fields and paths easy with a stroller or a wheelchair?
If you run a farm the public visits.
Weather, coolers, and knowing what is happening on the place when you are busy with guests.
From the Resource Library.
Welcoming the public to a farm is a business of its own. These shelves help.
Listed in The Agriculture Resource Library; data verified October 2026.
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