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.
No account to create. No app to download. No algorithm deciding who gets seen. Just a straightforward, open tool for Connecticut's food network.
Register your farm for free — CSA, roadside stand, food hub, or cooperative. Your listing goes on the interactive map and directory, visible to buyers and neighbors across the state. Post surplus, needs, and events to the community board. Edit your listing anytime using your private link. No password, no account.
List your farm free →Browse farms, markets, and food hubs by town, product, and season. Follow the community board for surplus availability, mutual aid, local events, and farm-to-farm exchanges. Subscribe to board alerts for the specific boards that matter to you — one email per post, nothing else.
Explore the directory →We don't collect personal information. No accounts, no profiles, no tracking. Listings are sorted fairly — no one pays to be seen first. There is nothing to hand over, nothing to subpoena, nothing to sell. The network exists to connect people, not to extract value from them.
See the community board →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.
When your neighbor has extra squash and you need hands for harvest. When the freezer breaks and someone down the road has cold storage. When a storm hits and you need to know who can help. That's what CommonTilth is for.
See what neighbors are offering and asking for →