Farms in New Albany, Indiana

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About Farms in New Albany, Indiana

New Albany is a community in Floyd with a growing network of small farms and farm-fresh resources serving local residents. Browse the farms and farm markets listed below to find CSA programs, farmers markets, agritourism experiences, and on-farm markets near New Albany.

Find CSA Programs

CSA Programs near New Albany, Indiana
(1 listed)

Join a Community Supported Agriculture share and receive a regular box of seasonal produce directly from the farm.

Find Agritourism Experiences

Agritourism Experiences near New Albany, Indiana
(5 listed)

Explore farm tours, U-pick orchards, corn mazes, hayrides, and family-friendly farm events in the area.

Find On-Farm Markets

On-Farm Markets near New Albany, Indiana
(5 listed)

Buy fresh produce, meats, eggs, and farm products directly at the farm, often including seasonal specialties and heirloom varieties.

Fun FarmList.org Facts

New Albany, Indiana Farm-Fresh by the Numbers

  • 1
    CSA Programs
  • 7
    Farmers Markets
  • 5
    Agritourism Experiences
  • 5
    On-Farm Markets
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Frequently Asked Questions

Farms and farm-fresh resources near New Albany, Indiana

How many farms are listed near New Albany, Indiana?
FarmLists.org currently lists 18 farms and farm-fresh resources near New Albany, Indiana, including CSA programs, farmers markets, agritourism experiences, and on-farm markets.
Are there CSA programs near New Albany, Indiana?
FarmLists.org lists 1 CSA programs near New Albany, Indiana. Joining a CSA gives you a regular share of a local farm's seasonal harvest — fresh vegetables, eggs, meat, or flowers delivered or available for pickup throughout the growing season.
Are there farmers markets near New Albany, Indiana?
Yes. FarmLists.org lists 7 farmers markets near New Albany, Indiana where you can buy fresh, locally grown produce, meat, eggs, honey, and artisan products directly from the farmers and makers who produce them.
Are there agritourism experiences near New Albany, Indiana?
Yes. FarmLists.org lists 5 agritourism farms and experiences near New Albany, Indiana, including farm tours, hayrides, corn mazes, U-pick orchards, and family-friendly farm events.
Are there on-farm markets near New Albany, Indiana?
Yes. FarmLists.org lists 5 on-farm markets near New Albany, Indiana where you can buy fresh produce, meats, eggs, and farm products directly at the farm, often including seasonal specialties and heirloom varieties.
Are there U-pick farms near New Albany, Indiana?
FarmLists.org does not currently list any U-pick farms near New Albany, Indiana. Browse nearby cities to find U-pick orchards and berry farms in your area.
Are there food hubs near New Albany, Indiana?
FarmLists.org does not currently list any food hubs near New Albany, Indiana. Browse nearby cities or check back as new listings are added.
What area do the New Albany farm listings cover?
FarmLists.org shows farms within 25 miles of New Albany, Indiana. Listings include farms in New Albany and surrounding Floyd communities within a reasonable driving distance of the city center.
What county is New Albany, Indiana in?
New Albany, Indiana is located in Floyd County. FarmLists.org lists farms and farm-fresh resources throughout Floyd County and surrounding areas.
Are there farms near New Albany in Floyd County?
Yes. FarmLists.org lists 18 farms and farm-fresh resources near New Albany in Floyd County, Indiana, including CSA programs, farmers markets, agritourism experiences, and on-farm markets.

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