Rockland Farm Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving Rockland County’s remaining farmland. 

Our largest farm project, Cropsey Community Farm, provides USDA Certified Organic produce to CSA Members in addition to farmers' markets and local restaurants. The farm team strives to learn and implement the best land stewardship practices for our area, and is dedicated to sustainable & regenerative agricultural practices. Our efforts are recognized by an award from Rockland Business Association for water conservation.

We believe that healthy food should be accessible to all. Cropsey Community Farm is able to donate 1,000s of pounds of produce to local food pantries each year. With the help of the generous contributions of our CSA members, we are able to offer subsidized CSA shares to low-income families and local charities. 

RFA’s Cropsey Community Farm also hosts RFA's education programs. Our community workshops and special events offer students of all ages a variety of opportunities to learn about various aspects of farming, food, & sustainability. 

We host scores of local schools, scout groups, and families, helping many to get their hands in the soil for the first time.

For many weeks each summer, the Junior Farmers’ Camp provides children with the chance to tend the garden, explore nature, cook their harvests, and to breathe in the peaceful farm landscape.  Other camps and partnership programs hold summer sessions here as well.

Since its inception, Rockland Farm Alliance has been an advocate for local agriculture. Now, as a result of many years of continued policy work, county farms have joined together with sufficient acreage to try to form a Rockland County Agricultural District this year in 2024. An agricultural district will provide NYS constitutional protections to established farms and encourage the creation of small-scale farms.