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Registration open for local CSA’s

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) brings together farmers and people in neighboring communities into a direct, mutually beneficial relationship. CSA farms provide sun-ripened, freshly picked, sustainably grown produce to CSA members via weekly delivery to a central neighborhood location. In return, the CSA community provides its farmers with a reliable and steady market throughout the season, regardless of natural fluctuations in harvest yields.

Brooklyn Heights CSA

You can now register for the 2019 season with Sweat Pea CSA in Brooklyn Heights. CSA members receive weekly or biweekly distributions of fresh, organic, local vegetables from June 12 through November 20.  Members can also choose to add fruit, eggs, flowers, meat, cheese or bread. A typical vegetable share includes 7-8 items per week.

Sweet Pea CSA is an all-volunteer organization, which means that all members are expected to volunteer their time at distributions to ensure that the CSA can operate.  Volunteering entails working at the pick-up location twice during the season for about two hours each time. Pick up is Wednesdays from 4.30 to 7.30 pm at 50 Monroe Place.

Brooklyn Bridge CSA

Registration for the 2019 season is open for the Brooklyn Bridge CSA in Brooklyn Heights. CSA members receive organic, fresh, and local vegetables from June 5 through November 13 in either weekly or biweekly pick ups.  Members can also choose to add a prepared foods share, fruit, or cheese shares. A typical vegetable share includes 8-12 items per week.

The Brooklyn Bridge CSA is a volunteer based organization, this means all members sign up for to work two 2 hour shifts at distribution throughout the season.  Pick up is Wednesdays from 5.00 to 8.00 pm at First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry St.

DUMBO Vinegar Hill CSA

You can now sign-up for this year’s 25 week CSA season from June 2 to November 13 with weekly vegetables, fruit, cheese, and ready to eat products. Each member is required to staff two pickup shifts per season. Pick-up is Wednesdays from 5 to 7.45 pm at Randolph Beer in DUMBO Heights. Find out more here.

Brooklyn Beet CSA in Downtown Brooklyn

You can now sign-up for this year’s 18 week CSA season from June 18 to October 15 with weekly vegetables and fruit. Each member is required to staff two pickup shifts per season. Pick-up is on Tuesdays at YWCA BrooklynMeeting Room 1, 30 Third Avenue near the Barcley Center. Find out more here.

Carroll Gardens CSA

Signups are open for the 2019 season, which runs from June 15 through November 23. Members receive organic locally grown produce from Garden of Eve Farm on the North Fork of Long Island. Fruit, cheese, meat, flowers and more are also available. Pickups are Saturdays from 10am-12pm at the Transit Garden, right outside the Carroll Street F/G stop. The Carroll Gardens CSA is volunteer-based; they typically ask that members sign up for one shift per season. More information can be found here.

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