A Hyattsville farmer is offering a weekly flower share program to residents of the Route 1 corridor starting in May. Continue reading →

A community-supported agriculture farm in Prince George’s County that’s 100 percent woman-owned, delivers fresh, naturally grown produce each week to North Brentwood for Route 1 corridor residents to pick up. Continue reading →

Working out of his childhood home in the University Hills neighborhood of Hyattsville, owner Max Fetter is growing microgreens including sunflower, pea, and buckwheat shoots; radishes; kale and broccoli for sale through Leafcutter Farm. Continue reading →

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden stopped by a community-supported, women-owned farm that sells along the Route 1 corridor to promote pandemic aid. Continue reading →

Basin Ridge Farm may be in West Virginia, but the owners, Pier LaFarge and Jess Majno who reside in Mount Rainier, hope their first organic beef-share customers will be on the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading →

When the pandemic hit, Little Wild Things Farm based at the Carmelite Friars Monastery in northeast D.C. began selling directly to consumers with a subscription-based salad share available to most residents of the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading →

New Brooklyn Farms in Mount Rainier has added a 14-foot tall greenhouse that will allow it to grow more specialty crops through the winter. Continue reading →