Farm to porch · Every Thursday
The good stuff, grown nearby, left at your door.
FarmDrops gathers the week's best from small farms within fifty miles — eggs collected this week, bread still warm, vegetables cut the day before — and leaves it on your porch by 8am Thursday.
Free to join. Order by Monday 10am.
FarmDrops · Find it
Meet Ellis
Our guide to the food growing, raising, baking and being made around you. Search for eggs, beef, sourdough, strawberries, honey — or just see what's good right now.
Featuring Ellis, who has opinions.
The people behind it
Know where your food comes from.
Meet the farmers, bakers, growers and makers behind your food. Some sell through FarmDrops; plenty of good ones nearby don't — FarmDrops lists them either way.
How it works
Four steps, one morning a week
01
Make an account
Name, email, address. That’s the whole thing — we sort out your delivery day and route from there.
02
Fill your basket by Monday, 10am
Shop what farms harvested for the week. Order once, or set a standing basket that repeats.
03
Farms pick and pack Wednesday
Nothing sits in a warehouse. Growers pack to order the day before your route runs.
04
On your porch Thursday by 8am
A neighborhood driver runs your street early and sends a photo when it's down.
Buying local shouldn't require a research project.
FarmDrops
Find it.
Discover farms, markets, food, events and what's in season.
Explore FarmDrops →Ellis
Figure out what's good.
Local guides, seasonal tips and occasionally unnecessary opinions.
Read Ellis's Guides →FarmDrops
Get it.
Order from multiple local producers in one place. We handle the driving.
Shop the Drop →
Ellis hates missing a good one.
Know a farm, baker, beekeeper, grower or maker we should know about?
Ready to eat local without driving all over town?
For local producers
Grow it, raise it, bake it or make it? Sell with FarmDrops.
FarmDrops helps local producers reach nearby households without running their own delivery route. You prepare the orders. We handle the neighborhood delivery.
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