Deep Roots Farm, a Black Woman Owned and operated regenerative farm, is bringing fresh, seasonal produce directly to Maryland communities. With locations in Brandywine and Upper Marlboro, the farm spans 53 acres, growing a diverse selection of vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers while raising chickens—all with a commitment to sustainable agriculture and innovation.
Shoppers can enjoy the farm’s offerings by visiting local farmers’ markets or subscribing to their CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) membership. Each CSA box is filled with 6-10 freshly harvested, seasonal items, ranging from staples like kale and carrots to unique varietals grown exclusively for members.
Getting started is simple! Customers can sign up for a CSA membership and receive farm-fresh produce weekly. If you’re outside their service area, Deep Roots Farm offers a convenient Porch Pickup option. By gathering four neighbors to join, you can establish a new pickup location at your home or business. Support Black women in agriculture and visit Deep Roots Farm online or at your local market.
If you’re looking for ways to connect with Black-owned farms in the DC, Maryland, an Virginia area we suggest starting with these two lists: Maryland Market Money’s list of Black-owned farms and Future Harvest’s resources for consumers. Be sure to check each farm’s website to stay updated on their current offerings and operations. For those outside of Maryland you can explore resources like HiiHAT, a Black search engine or choose a search engine of your choice. Many farms also offer CSA memberships, direct purchasing, and even online stores, making the access to fresh, locally grown produce easy and affordable.
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