How do I find a CSA near me in Nebraska?

The 10 Nebraska CSA farms below are grouped by town. Check the season and share sizes on each listing, then contact the farm — availability is not something any directory can keep current, because shares sell out.

Do Nebraska CSA farms deliver?

10 of the 10 Nebraska CSA farms listed report delivery. The rest use pickup — either at the farm or at a drop site, often a farmers market.

CSA farms in Nebraska

10 Nebraska farms run a CSA, 10 of which deliver, and 8 grow organically. Sign-ups usually open in late winter and popular farms sell out before the season starts.

Nebraska farmers markets Farm stands in Nebraska

Omaha, NE3 CSA farms

Fork N Farm
6715 Corby St
Season: June to October
Certified organic15 sharesDeliveryCards accepted
Tomato Tomato
2634 S. 156th St
Season: January to November
SNAP / EBTCertified organic1750 sharesDeliveryCards accepted
Wenninghoff
6707 Wenninghoff Road
300 sharesDelivery

Columbus, NE1 CSA farm

Country Lane Gardens CSA
5132 E. 8th Street
Season: April to October
Certified organic45 sharesDelivery

Falls City, NE1 CSA farm

Quail Acres Farm
2302 Chase St
Season: May to October
Certified organic25 sharesDelivery

Firth, NE1 CSA farm

Bright Hope Family Farm
n/a
Organic practicesDelivery

Lincoln, NE1 CSA farm

Community Crops CSA
1551 S 2nd St
Season: May to December
SNAP / EBTCertified organic170 sharesDeliveryCards accepted

Martell, NE1 CSA farm

Robinette Farms
17675 SW 14th Street
Organic practices400 sharesDelivery

Plymouth, NE1 CSA farm

West End Farm
57975 721st Rd
Organic practices40 sharesDelivery

Scottsbluff, NE1 CSA farm

Meadowlark Hearth
120024 Everett Drive
45 sharesDelivery

Common questions

How do I find a CSA near me in Nebraska?: The 10 Nebraska CSA farms below are grouped by town. Check the season and share sizes on each listing, then contact the farm — availability is not something any directory can keep current, because shares sell out.
Do Nebraska CSA farms deliver?: 10 of the 10 Nebraska CSA farms listed report delivery. The rest use pickup — either at the farm or at a drop site, often a farmers market.