Local farms
Where can I buy straight from a local farm?
By Rashad Bayram · Published · Data collected to
Good food starts before the kitchen. I wanted one place to find farms near us that sell direct, and to see how they actually farm, with the proof one click away. So I pulled the public lists together.
- Farms listed
- 28,018
- In Canada
- 1,842
- In the US
- 26,176
- Provinces and states
- 60
What are you looking for?
Boundaries: Natural Earth
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Certified: found in a certifier's recordsFarm says: the farm's own website or listing
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Canada
United States
- Alabama434
- Alaska95
- Arizona197
- Arkansas330
- California1,537
- Colorado454
- Connecticut504
- Delaware95
- District of Columbia74
- Florida933
- Georgia769
- Hawaii89
- Idaho235
- Illinois849
- Indiana672
- Iowa422
- Kansas356
- Kentucky517
- Louisiana241
- Maine454
- Maryland456
- Massachusetts713
- Michigan1,314
- Minnesota836
- Mississippi201
- Missouri587
- Montana140
- Nebraska191
- Nevada75
- New Hampshire472
- New Jersey479
- New Mexico104
- New York1,659
- North Carolina1,127
- North Dakota69
- Ohio727
- Oklahoma253
- Oregon757
- Pennsylvania1,175
- Rhode Island114
- South Carolina396
- South Dakota79
- Tennessee642
- Texas872
- Utah160
- Vermont425
- Virginia947
- Washington789
- West Virginia190
- Wisconsin862
- Wyoming105
How I checked
The farms come from government and public open-data lists. The practices come from certifier directories and from each farm's own words. Every badge links to the page it came from, so you can read it yourself.
Certified means a certifier lists the farm, or the rule is part of a certification the farm holds (certified organic rules out synthetic pesticides and GMO seed, for example). Farm says means only the farm's own statement backs it.
Where the farms come from
- USDA Local Food Directories (opens in a new tab)
- OpenStreetMap (opens in a new tab)
- Real Milk directory (opens in a new tab)
- Eatwild (opens in a new tab)
- Gouvernement du Québec – SIT Québec, Agrotourisme et saveurs régionales (opens in a new tab)
- Certified Naturally Grown (opens in a new tab)
- Ontario Ministry of Agriculture – Farmers' Markets (opens in a new tab)
- Farm Fresh Ontario farms (published by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture) (opens in a new tab)
- Real Organic Project (opens in a new tab)
- Canadian organic certifier lists (Pro-Cert, OPAM, CSI, PACS, FVOPA) (opens in a new tab)
- State raw milk permit list (opens in a new tab)
- A Greener World (opens in a new tab)
- York Region Food Network – Community Food Assets (opens in a new tab)
- Demeter USA (opens in a new tab)
- Halal certifier listing (opens in a new tab)
- Farm website
- City of Kingston – Community Food Resources (opens in a new tab)
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador – Farmers Markets (opens in a new tab)
- Added by Dadz Cooking after checking the farm's own pages and public records
Where the practices come from
- USDA Local Food Directories listing (opens in a new tab) · 5,932
- USDA organic regulations (7 CFR 205) (opens in a new tab) · 4,782
- Real Milk farm directory (Weston A. Price Foundation) (opens in a new tab) · 2,956
- Certified Naturally Grown standards (opens in a new tab) · 2,457
- Canadian Organic Standards (CAN/CGSB-32.310 and 32.311) (opens in a new tab) · 756
- Eatwild grass-fed directory (opens in a new tab) · 656
- Certified Naturally Grown (opens in a new tab) · 508
- Real Organic Project (opens in a new tab) · 358
- Real Organic Project standards (opens in a new tab) · 301
- Demeter Farm Standard 2026 (opens in a new tab) · 200
- A Greener World certified listings (opens in a new tab) · 151
- Canadian organic certifier lists (Pro-Cert, OPAM, CSI, PACS, FVOPA) (opens in a new tab) · 120
- State raw milk permit lists (TX, NY, AK, UT, CA) (opens in a new tab) · 108
- Demeter USA biodynamic directory (opens in a new tab) · 32
Farm locations include data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. Map outlines: Natural Earth (public domain). Names and marks of certifiers and farms belong to their owners.
Questions
- Is this every local farm?
- No. It holds the farms I could find in public lists and certifier records, so many good farms are missing, and some listings will be out of date. Always check with the farm before you go.
- How do you know a farm is organic or grass-fed?
- Each practice shows where it came from. "Certified" means I found the farm in a certifier's records, or the practice is required by a certification the farm holds. "Farm says" means it comes from the farm's own website or listing, which I could not check.
- Why is raw milk only shown for US farms?
- Selling raw milk to drink is not allowed anywhere in Canada (Food and Drug Regulations, section B.08.002.2). In the US the rules differ by state, so the farm details show the rule for that state with a link.
- How do I add, fix or remove my farm?
- To add your farm, use the "List your farm" form at dadzcooking.com/local-farms/list-your-farm; I check every listing before it goes live. To fix or remove a listing, email [email protected] with the farm's name and what to change.
Collected from public sources between 29 Oct 2026 and 1 Nov 2026, and shown as found. Farms change hours, products and practices, and I don't inspect, endorse or work with any farm listed here. Check with the farm before you buy or visit, and use this at your own discretion. Directory terms and disclaimer.
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