Long Island CSAs: What you need to know

Freshly harvested heirloom tomatoes rest in a bowl at Golden Earthworm Organic Farm in Jamesport. Credit: Maggie Wood/Golden Earthworm, 2009
Love having farm fresh produce but have a green thumb that’s more like a black thumb? Then joining a CSA might be the best choice for you.
There are many farms across Long Island that participate in community supported agriculture (CSA) -- the trick is knowing where they are and the deadlines that you have to purchase your “shares” by.
Listed below are some of the Long Island farms with CSA programs along with their registration deadlines (and even info on waiting lists!):
If we’ve missed any farms with CSAs, please let us know in the comments field below!
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