$640, 20 weeks, may include eggs.
Home delivery available to the District, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Takoma Park and University Park.
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Good Life Farm
Darnestown
Larry Ledgard, 301-968-7987
$85-$640, 1-20 weeks; subscribers select share weeks online.
Pickup at the farm; corporate deliveries available.
Gorman Farm
Columbia/Laurel
Dave Liker, 301-908-8063
$710 full share, $530 half share, 24 weeks. Returning-member discount available.
Pickup at the farm.
Greenbranch Organic Farm
Salisbury
Ted Wycall, 443-736-7779
$480 small share (two or three people), $920 medium share (four or five people), $1,365 large share (six or more people), 30 weeks; chicken and milk shares available; organic producer.
Pickup at the farm stand.
Groundworks Farm
Pittsville
Margaret Evans and Kevin Brown, 443-220-2338
$650, 24 weeks; meat, chicken, egg and cheese shares available.
Pickup at the farm or Alexandria, Annapolis and the District for an extra fee.
Homestead Farm
Millington
Alison Howard, 410-490-7038
alison.howard@baybroadband.net
www.freshorganicvegetables.com
$525 full share, $380 small share, 22 weeks.
Pickup in Annapolis, Arnold, Baltimore, Bowie, Centreville, Easton, Millersville, Severna Park and Stevensville and at the farm.
House in the Woods CSA
Adamstown
Ilene and Phil Freedman, 301-607-4048
$600 full share, 20 weeks; $350 half share, 10 weeks.
Pickup at the farm; other drop-off sites possible.
Jug Bay Market Garden
Upper Marlboro
Scott Hertzberg, 301-627-6211
$630, 18 weeks.
Pickup in the District and at the farm.
Karl’s Farm
Pisgah
Karl or Paula Wiegand, 301-743-7941
$600 full share, $360 half share, 20 weeks; eight-week fall shares ($240 full, $144 half) also available.
Home deliveries (for an extra $140 per season, $56 for the fall) inside the Beltway to locations in Maryland or the District; or pickup at the farm.
The Lamb’s Quarter
Owings
James Bourne, 443-624-3365
$635 full share, 22 weeks; $400 half share, 11 weeks.; chicken, meat and egg shares available.
Pickup at the farm and delivery to Alexandria.
Lock Farm
Woodsboro
John Poffenbarger, 301-639-6988
$130, six weeks (spring); $400, 20 weeks; $120, six weeks (fall); $215, 12 weeks (winter).
Pickup in Frederick and Walkersville and at the farm.
Market Basket
Annapolis
Craig Sewell, 410-266-1511
$645 full share, 25 weeks; eggs, dairy and meat also on weekly ordering. Compilation from Maryland farms.
Pickup at A Cook’s Cafe, 911 Commerce Rd., Annapolis.
Norman’s Farm Market
Potomac
Eris Norman, 301-674-9929
$1,147.50 jumbo share, $715.50 large share, $496.10 small share, 28 weeks; $340 jumbo share, $210 large share, $146.80 small share, eight weeks (early, middle or late season); $105 large share, $73.40 small share, four weeks (May); egg shares available.
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