Looking for the easiest way to get organic produce delivered in the greater Dayton/Washington Township area? Short answer: join a local CSA (farm subscription) if you want peak-season variety and to support a specific farm, or use local delivery marketplaces and grocery delivery for week-to-week flexibility. Below we outline trusted options near our Washington Trace community and across Dayton, plus how to choose the right fit for your household. Oberer Homes

CSA vs. Delivery: What’s the difference?

• CSA (Community-Supported Agriculture): You pre-purchase a share and receive a weekly/bi-weekly box of seasonal produce; some farms offer home delivery while others use neighborhood pick-ups. Expect fresher-than-grocery quality and strong local impact. 
• Delivery services/marketplaces: Order when you like; choose from multiple farms and makers. Great for schedule changes, trying new items, or supplementing a CSA. 

Dayton-Area CSAs to Know

Mile Creek Farm (New Lebanon) — Certified Organic
A long-running organic farm serving the Dayton area. Their 2025 CSA filled early (waitlist open), which tells you demand is strong.

Patchwork Gardens (Dayton/Yellow Springs area)
Chemical-free vegetables with year-round CSA and home delivery options noted on their directory listing; also highlighted by local media in this year’s CSA info fairs.

Green Table Gardens (Xenia) — Home Delivery Across the Dayton Region
Year-round CSA-style memberships with home delivery to most of the Dayton area; 2025 season details and pricing are posted (many members join waitlists mid-season).

Mission of Mary Cooperative (Dayton)
Urban farm with weekly CSA shares; farm pickup on Silver Ln. in Dayton with 7–9 seasonal items and tips each week.

Want a broader list? Edible Ohio Valley’s 2025 guide rounds up Greater Cincinnati–Dayton CSA programs (with whether they do delivery or pickup).

Organic & Local Produce Delivery (No Subscription Required)

Market Wagon (Dayton Online Farmers Market)
Order from dozens of local vendors; place orders by early Wednesday for Thursday home delivery in the Dayton area. A convenient way to buy from multiple farms when you’re not in a CSA.

Dorothy Lane Market — DLM Drive-Up (Local Grocery Delivery)
Dayton’s gourmet grocer offers curbside and delivery to select ZIP codes; DLM also operates the region’s first Certified Organic produce department. Ideal for filling gaps between CSA boxes.

Misfits Market / Imperfect Foods (national services)
Both deliver produce and groceries to nearly every ZIP code in the contiguous U.S.—useful if you need flexible delivery windows or pantry add-ons. Check your address at signup.

How to Choose (3 Quick Questions)

1. Pick-up vs. delivery: Prefer doorstep convenience? Choose a CSA that delivers (e.g., Green Table Gardens) or a marketplace like Market Wagon. Comfortable with pick-ups? Mission of Mary’s farm hub is simple and community-oriented. 
2. Up-front commitment: CSAs usually require a season commitment (some now charge per-delivery); marketplaces and grocery delivery are pay-as-you-go. 
3. Dietary flexibility: If you love surprises and seasonal cooking, choose a traditional CSA. If you need to hand-pick items each week, use Market Wagon or DLM Drive-Up. 

Storing & Showcasing the Harvest at Home

We design homes that make fresh-food living effortless—think spacious kitchen islands, walk-in pantries, and outdoor dining that turns CSA nights into family favorites. Explore our floor plans (customizable options) and get design ideas in our Inspiration Gallery. If you’re looking in Washington Township, our master-planned Washington Trace community offers the lifestyle, amenities, and location to match your farm-fresh routine—511 homesites organized into welcoming sub-neighborhoods with first-rate amenities.

Pro Tips for First-Time CSA Members

• Start small (half-share or bi-weekly) and scale up once you know your pace. 
• Prep day 1: Wash, dry, and store greens immediately; skim the farm’s weekly newsletter for tips. 
• Fill the gaps: Use DLM Drive-Up or Market Wagon for fruit, eggs, and staples on off-weeks. 

Ready to pair a fresh-food lifestyle with a fresh new home?

We’d love to help you find (or build) the right kitchen, pantry, and outdoor spaces to make local produce part of everyday life. Contact us and let’s get started.