Produce Farms in Colorado

Becker's Produce

Merino, CO

An on-farm market at 6888 County Road 18 in Merino, open June through October. It's a straightforward farm stand, no pick-your-own operation, serving as a local source for farm products in this stretch of northeastern Colorado's South Platte valley.

Berry Patch Farms

Brighton, CO

Certified organic since it opened in 1983, this family farm at 13785 Potomac Street in Brighton runs a pick-your-own operation, a CSA, and a roadside market. Beyond selling produce, they run school tours, kids' summer classes, cooking classes, and Jr. Farmer Days, the kind of programming that turns a farm visit into a full outing rather than a produce run.

BlueTrane Heritage Farm

Elbert, CO

We specialize in the preservation and promotion of the endangered heritage breeds and heirloom varieties that have sustained us for countless generations. These heritage breeds and heirloom varieties have retained the vigor and flavor that have been unfortunately sacrificed with the advent of modern factory production. Our chickens are Free Range and Cage Free. Our produce is pesticide and herbicide free grown in a sustaining way consistent with organic principles. We are located in Elbert, Colorado and all of our produce is grown locally.

Cure Organic Farm

Boulder, CO

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.

DeVries Fruit & Veggie Roadside Stand / The Friend-ly Farm

Olathe, CO

DeVries runs a roadside produce stand on Highway 50 in Olathe, in the sweet corn and cherry belt of the Uncompahgre Valley, selling fruit and vegetables grown on their own ground and neighboring farms. The stand also carries local beef, honey, cheese, jam, and pickles, open daily 9 to 5 from late June through the season, with SNAP accepted.

Ekar Farm

Denver, CO

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.

Ekar Farm

Denver, CO

Connect, grow, nourish, repair: Ekar Farm grows sustainably raised fruits and vegetables on an urban farm serving the Denver and Aurora metro, delivering about 20,000 pounds a year to local food access organizations. Rooted in Jewish values, the nonprofit also runs a cooperative garden initiative with the Food Bank of the Rockies, youth education programs, and volunteer days in the field.

Fields to Plate Produce

Durango, CO

We grow certified organic vegetables and raise grass fed heritage lamb.

Folks Farm & Seed

Fort Collins, CO

On 2.5 acres marked by a big red barn on South Taft Hill Road, Folks Farm & Seed practices regenerative agriculture that builds living soil while growing vegetables, flowers, and regionally adapted plants for Fort Collins. The farm sells through CSA farm shares and farm box subscriptions, the Larimer County and Fort Collins Winter farmers markets, and a self-service farm stand open Tuesday through Sunday most of the year.

Folks Farm & Seed

Fort Collins, CO

Folks Farm & Seed grows regionally adapted vegetables, flowers, and plants on 2.5 acres in Fort Collins using regenerative, beyond-organic practices focused on living soil, nutrient density, and seed saving. Find the farm at the Larimer County Farmers Market (summer) and Fort Collins Winter Farmers Market, join the CSA farm shares, or visit the self-service farm stand at the big red barn on South Taft Hill Road, open nearly year-round.

Herman Produce

Palisade, CO

Renee and Bruce Herman started this farm stand in 1991 after moving from Florida, and it's been a fixture on Elberta Avenue in Palisade for over 30 years. The signature product is Palisade peaches, alongside other seasonal fruit and vegetables, canned goods, jams, salsas, and honey. Open daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., June through October.

James Ranch Market

Durango, CO

James Ranch in Durango's Animas Valley runs on regenerative practices that produce 100% grass-fed and finished beef, truly raw grass-fed artisan cheeses, pastured eggs, vegetables, flowers, and Colorado blue spruce trees. The on-site James Ranch Market is open daily and the table-on-the-farm Grill serves ranch-raised ingredients, alongside live music, yoga, self-guided tours, a farm school for kids, and lodging with valley views.

Monroe Organic Farm

Kersey, CO

Monroe Family Farms, established in 1936 in Weld County southeast of Greeley, is one of Colorado's longest-running CSA farms, growing chemical-free produce with a philosophy that puts taste and nutrient density ahead of size and appearance. The farm offers summer and fall/winter CSA shares, working shares, and add-ons, delivered to distribution centers plus farmers markets and restaurant partners across the Front Range.

Monroe Organic Farm

Kersey, CO

The Monroe family homesteaded in Weld County in 1936 and has grown chemical-free produce there ever since, seeing themselves as caretakers of land they know like family. Monroe Family Farms (formerly Monroe Organic Farms) runs a Colorado CSA with summer, fall/winter, and working shares, constantly trialing new and heirloom varieties in pursuit of the best-tasting vegetables the farm can produce.

The Old Fort

The Old Fort at Hesperus, Colorado — 16 miles southwest of Durango — is Fort Lewis College's 501-acre agricultural campus, training future farmers for arid mountain environments through the Farmers-in-Training program, a business incubator field, and a ranching apprenticeship. The public can join the weekly CSA, shop the Fort Lewis College farm stand and Country Store, and visit for tours and events on land steeped in Southwest history.

Tigges Farm Produce and Pumpkin Patch

Greeley, CO

Founded in 1935, Tigges Farm in Weld County runs a produce stand, roasted Colorado green chile, a gift shop, and a barn quilt gallery alongside its u-pick pumpkin patch. The farm is open Thursday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., from mid-August through October 31st.

Vail Farmers' Market

Vail, CO

The Vail Farmers' Market brings over 155 vendors of fresh local produce and artisanal goods to pedestrian-friendly Vail Village every Sunday in season. Run alongside the market's Art Show, the Thursday Meadow Market, the Kris Kringle Holiday Market, and seasonal farm-to-table dinners, it unites farmers, artisans, and chefs in celebrating Colorado mountain food and culture.

Vic Mauro Produce

Vic Mauro Produce has grown fruits and vegetables on this Pueblo lot since 1991, selling straight off a produce stand at 1037 35th Lane. Pueblo chile is the draw during roasting season, alongside sweet corn, watermelon, pinto beans, and squash grown on the property rather than trucked in from a wholesaler. It's a walk-up stand, not a grocery store, worth calling ahead in the off-season to check what's still available.

63rd St. Farm

Boulder, CO

Adobe House Farm

Durango, CO

Circle A Garden

Montrose, CO

Cultiva! Youth Project

Boulder, CO

DeLaney Community Farm

Aurora, CO

D & H Farms

Ault, CO

Donoma Farms

Carr, CO

Dottie's Garden

Berthoud, CO

Ela Family Farms CSA

Hotchkiss, CO

Gaia's Farm & Gardens

Laporte, CO

Grant Farms CSA

Wellington, CO

Green Earth Farm

Saguache, CO

Harvest Moon Produce LLC

Dolores, CO

Kristin's Farm Stand

Denver, CO

Mountain Roots Produce

Mancos, CO

Pioneer Farmsteaders, LLC

Arvada, CO

Rovegno's Produce

Avondale, CO

Southwest Farm Fresh Harvest Shares

Mancos, CO

Virgil Produce

Pueblo, CO