CSAs are a way to support local farmers and receive fresh produce. Essentially, you locate a farmer who participates in a CSA program, sign up and pay a fee, and receive deliveries of whatever is fresh and seasonal at that farm.

To find and join a CSA, or to learn more about why working directly with local farmers is helpful to your community and the environment, please visit the following websites listed below.

Blue House Farm
Pescadero farm offering certified organic vegetables, berries, and cut-flowers.

Eating with the Seasons
CSA that distributes produce and other food items from several local farmers to a diversity of Bay Area locations.

Ecovian: CSA and Organic Food Delivery
List of Bay Area CSAs and organic food delivery programs that offer organic and local farm fresh food and are rated for their "greeness."

Full Belly Farm
Capay Valley certified organic farm that offers a diversity of vegetables, herbs, nuts, flowers, and fruits.

Full Circle Farm
Sunnyvale-based farm that offers a diversity of produce.

Hidden Villa
Los Altos Hills organic farm and nonprofit environmental educational organization that offers a diversity of seasonal produce and uses its farm, wilderness, and community to teach and provide opportunities to learn about the environment and social justice.

Live Earth Farm
Santa Cruz Mountains-based organic farm that offers vegetables, herbs and fruit.

Local Harvest - Community Supported Agriculture
Information about CSAs and links to participating farmers. Searchable by zip code, city, or state.

Morris Grassfed Beef
San Juan Bautista-based cattle ranch that offers seasonal, organic, pasture-raised beef.

Two Small Farms
CSA that offers produce grown from Watsonville-area farms Mariquita Farm and High Ground Organics.