Maya's Farm at South Mountain, Phoenix, Arizona

Discover Local, Naturally Grown, Fair Produce; Maya's Farm at South Mountain

Discover Fresh, Local, Certifed Organic Produce

MAYA’S FARM is a small, sustainable operation which produces high-quality specialty vegetables, herbs, flowers and eggs for local markets, restaurants and schools. A community-supported agriculture (CSA) program gives subscribers a weekly supply of produce that is cut by hand in the field daily.

Maya's Farm is situated on nearly seven acres and nestles up to South Mountain Park in Phoenix, Arizona. The site is an ancient river bed, where sandy soils and natural Artesian wells create a perfect growing environment. Consciously augmented through biodynamic techniques, this rich earth produces some of the healthiest produce available.

Farm products are available from several sources. Naturally, you can find us at public markets. A growing number of local restaurants use our products in their regionally inspired dishes. Joining our CSA is the easiest way of bringing fresh, naturally grown foods to your table.

Maya’s Farm is a beautiful location and visitors are welcome. It’s an oasis of serenity on the edge of the city that’s also evolving into a place where people meet to learn about deliciously healthful, responsible food consumption. Expansion is keeping us busy, but we will customize farm classes to satisfy your curiosity about the whys and hows of the naturally grown diet. And of course, we will conduct farm tours upon request - contact us for details and pricing.

Dig deep and enjoy!

Maya’s Farm / The Farm at South Mountain

6106 S. 32nd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85042
(32nd Street & Southern)

480.236.7097

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Visitors are reminded that since this is a working farm pets are not allowed,
and visitors must walk on pathways in the cultivated areas.

Photographers: Access to market gardens is restricted, and a small
fee is required. Contact Maya for details.

Interested in learning more about naturally grown and biodynamic farming? ... The politics
of food production? ... Healthy cooking? Check out our resources page.