USDA Local Food Directories is a comprehensive platform dedicated to connecting consumers with local food sources across the United States. With over 12,000 listings, it serves as a vital resource for those seeking to explore various local food options including agritourism activities, community-supported agriculture (CSA), farmers markets, food hubs, and on-farm markets. Users can discover u-pick farms, pumpkin patches, and Christmas tree farms, or subscribe to CSA programs to enjoy fresh produce directly from local farms.

The directory also facilitates the search for nearby farmers markets, featuring over 7,000 listings of seasonal foods and products. Additionally, it includes 230 food hubs that aggregate and distribute local, source-identified food products, along with nearly 2,000 on-farm markets where consumers can purchase directly from producers. The platform, developed in collaboration with Michigan State University and the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service, aims to promote local agriculture and enhance access to fresh, healthy food options