Fresh tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers piled at a farm market stand
The Farm Directory

1,413 Black & LatinX-owned farms. Search yours by ZIP.

Every farm in this directory was gathered from public listings across America — who they are, where they are, and what they grow. Farm2Chef's work is the layer on top: chef demos at these farms, coordinated orders, and introductions made by a person, not a platform.

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1,413 farms listed Search by ZIP or city What each farm grows

Can't find your farm? Add it to the directory → — free, always, and a person reviews every addition before anything is published.

How this directory works

Listed for discovery. Booked through people.

These farms are listed from public sources so buyers, chefs, and neighbors can find them. A listing isn't a booking: when you want a chef demo, a farm dinner, or a standing order, our team makes the introduction and coordinates it personally — the farm always has the final say. Farms: if your listing needs a correction, or you'd like it removed, email [email protected] and we'll take care of it.

The Diaspora

Black, LatinX & Indigenous-owned — beyond the United States

The directory above is our working map at home. This is the wider one: farms, cooperatives, and producer communities across sixteen countries — the origins we pour, the corridors we are building, and the peoples this kitchen comes from. Gathered from public listings under the same rule as everything here: ownership documented, never assumed.

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