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CSA programs across America.

Community Supported Agriculture — buy a share of a farm's season. 1,590 listed nationwide, organized by state and county, each with its own page. Pick your state and go.

What this is
National directory
Listed
1,590
Coverage
51 states & territories
Updated
2026-08-31
1,590csa programs
51states & territories
nightlyrebuilt from sources

By state.

11 listedAlabama6 listedAlaska16 listedArizona7 listedArkansas72 listedCalifornia49 listedColorado36 listedConnecticut5 listedDelaware2 listedDistrict of Columbia41 listedFlorida29 listedGeorgia10 listedHawaii14 listedIdaho54 listedIllinois31 listedIndiana36 listedIowa11 listedKansas25 listedKentucky3 listedLouisiana25 listedMaine52 listedMaryland59 listedMassachusetts91 listedMichigan51 listedMinnesota5 listedMississippi26 listedMissouri10 listedMontana10 listedNebraska2 listedNevada24 listedNew Hampshire41 listedNew Jersey3 listedNew Mexico130 listedNew York53 listedNorth Carolina6 listedNorth Dakota38 listedOhio10 listedOklahoma53 listedOregon84 listedPennsylvania7 listedRhode Island9 listedSouth Carolina8 listedSouth Dakota30 listedTennessee44 listedTexas11 listedUtah25 listedVermont66 listedVirginia63 listedWashington10 listedWest Virginia82 listedWisconsin4 listedWyoming

Frequently asked questions.

How many csa programs are there in the United States?

The Agriculture Resource Library lists 1,590 csa programs across 51 states and territories, each with its own page, compiled from federal and state sources and re-checked on a rolling basis. The states with the most listed are New York (130), Michigan (91), Pennsylvania (84).

How do I find a CSA program near me?

Pick your state below, then filter its list by county or switch to the map. Every listing has its own page with the address and whatever details the source provides, and every state list can be printed.

Is this csa programs directory free to use?

Yes. The Library is free, has no account, and lists nobody for pay. It exists to help you find the food and the farms around you. Owners can claim and correct their own listings at no charge; an owner's word outranks the federal feeds.

Something missing or wrong? Add it to the Library.