A free, community-owned directory connecting farmers, producers, and local buyers. No middleman. No subscription. Just real food from real people nearby.
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A free, community-owned directory connecting farmers, producers, and local buyers. No middleman. No subscription. Just real food from real people nearby.
Whether you run a CSA, a roadside stand, or sell wholesale — a free listing on CommonTilth puts your farm in front of buyers, neighbors, and food advocates in your region. No middleman, no subscription fee.
"CommonTilth helped us connect with buyers we never would've found otherwise. It took five minutes to set up."— CommonTilth farm member
No account to create, no app to download, no algorithm deciding who gets seen. Just a straightforward tool for CT's food community.
Fill out a short form with your farm name, location, what you grow or sell, and how to reach you. Takes about 5 minutes.
Once approved, your farm appears in the directory and on the interactive map. Buyers can filter by town, product, or season.
Use the community board to post surplus, list what you need, or reach other farms for swaps and collaboration.
Most communities are three days from a food crisis. Supply chains optimized for efficiency are brittle by design — a single disruption ripples from shelf to shelf. CommonTilth is building the infrastructure your community will need before it needs it: a living map of who grows what, who has surplus, who needs help, and how neighbors can support each other when the system strains.
CommonTilth started from a simple belief: local food networks should be owned by the communities they serve. We're a free, open platform for farmers, food hubs, buyers, and advocates. No venture capital. No subscription wall. Just a place to find and share real food from real people nearby.
From orchards and CSAs to granges and food cooperatives — CommonTilth covers the full landscape of your regional food community.