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CSA’s are a great way to shop locally and ensure you get the best produce and farm fresh foods around.

CSA stands for community supported agriculture. CSAs are important because they connect local farmers directly to consumers like you. Instead of stopping at a chain supermarket or grocery store, using a CSA you can get fresh produce and high-quality farm-fresh goods including meats and dairy. Many CSAs in the Washington DC Metro area will offer delivery or limited pick up. In a time of social distancing, this is a perk because you can avoid the grocery store altogether and you are sure to get the products that you want and need.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

A CSA is a subscription-type service in which you pay a fee upfront to the farmers who in return provide you with the products you love mostly on a weekly basis throughout the season. There are different types of CSA’s including a single farm CSAs and networks of farmers. There are several different options when looking into a CSA including paying for the whole season or picking the weeks that you need delivery. The best part is that you are supporting local farmers who work hard to serve our community. There are many different local farms that offer a CSA program to fit your needs.

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HOW CAN YOU GET STARTED SUPPORTING LOCAL FARMERS?

It’s simple and easy. We have compiled a list of several popular CSAs—single farm and networks—for you to choose from. Different farms may offer different products or selections, but you can guarantee that your items will be homegrown and taste delicious. Peruse a few of the CSAs we have chosen to see which is a match for you including location, offerings, delivery or pickup, seasons, types of subscription and more. And don’t forget to thank your farmer!

Single Farm CSAs

Clagett Farm & CSA – Upper Marlboro, Maryland CBF.org Even’ Star Organic Farm – Lexington Park, Maryland EvenStarFarm.BigCartel.com Owl’s Nest Farm – Washington D.C. Owls-Nest-Farm.com Second Spring Farm – Whiteland, Virginia SecondSpringFarmCSA.com Windy Hill Family Farm – Centerville, Maryland windyhillfamilyfarm.org

Networks of Farmers

4P Foods – Warrenton, Virginia Little Farm Stand – Washington D.C. LittleFarmStand.com Washington’s Green Grocery – Washington D.C. Metro Area WggMarket.com

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