4P Foods
Organic
Washington, DC · District Of Columbia County
Season: January to December
In the box: Alfalfa sprouts, Artichoke, Arugula, Beans (string), Beans, other (lima, etc.), Beets and 48 more
Shares: Small, Medium, or Large
District of Columbia · District Of Columbia County
CSA farms in Washington, DC
3 farms around Washington, DC sell CSA shares. Seasons run January to December and May to December. Share sizes, what goes in the box, and pickup or delivery details for each farm.
Anacostia High School Farm
SNAP / EBTOrganic
Washington, DC · District Of Columbia County
Season: May to December
Anacostia High School Farm is a student-powered, nonprofit urban farm growing fresh, organic produce year-round using hydroponics. Our CSA connects the community to locally grown food while…
Shares: Bi-weekly shares Seasonal summer CSA (May–August) Living plant/herb shares (optional add-on
Common Good City Farm
SNAP / EBTOrganic
Washington, DC · District Of Columbia County
Season: June to November
In the box: Artichoke, Arugula, Beans, other (lima, etc.), Beets, Bok Choy, Broccoli and 36 more
Shares: Half shares, Income qualifying CSA program
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How a CSA works
You buy a share before the season starts, which gives the farm cash when it needs it most, and in return you get a box of whatever’s ready each week. Boxes vary with the weather: a wet June means more greens, a hot August means a lot of tomatoes. Most farms in Washington offer more than one share size, and several take payment in instalments or SNAP.
Details here are what each farm told the USDA. Prices aren’t in the directory, so check with the farm directly before you commit.