Produce Farms in Denver, CO

Denver

Ekar Farm is a nonprofit urban farm in the Denver metro rooted in the Jewish vision of an environmentally sustainable, socially just world — growing produce so that all who are hungry can come and eat. The farm sends roughly 20,000 pounds of organically grown produce to food access partners each year, supports 50+ community gardens with seeds and compost, provides hundreds of culturally relevant meal kits, and teaches youth and volunteers on the farm.

Denver

Aurora

Brighton

Arvada

Boulder

Cure Organic Farm is a small family farm on Valmont Road in Boulder growing naturally raised food crops and livestock, with a farm stand connecting the community to its local food sources. The 2026 CSA offers a traditional 20-week vegetable share or a flexible CSA card share for shopping the stand on your own schedule, plus fruit, egg, and flower shares, along with farm tours and volunteer opportunities.

Boulder

63rd St. Farm was a 15-acre CSA farm in Boulder, Colorado, run by Amanda and Brian Scott, whose members picked up produce on Thursday nights and could add shares of grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, pasture-raised chicken and eggs. The newest dated report found is from April 2019, and LocalHarvest now lists Off Beet Farm, a different vegetable farm started in fall 2022, at the same 63rd Street address.

Boulder