Welcome!
FLATBUSH FARM SHARE is a NYC CSA based in the Flatbush area of Brooklyn. We 
From the Church Avenue BIDhave just ended a successful first season and are beginning the task of signing up members for the 2010 season and raising money to continue our mission.
A CSA is a community of people who buy produce directly from a local farmer. It is a mutually-beneficial partnership between the farmer and the community: members receive fresh produce at a great price, and the farmer has the security of knowing all of the harvest will be purchased. CSA stands for Community-Supported Agriculture — because a CSA-community is dedicated to preserving local farming, and every dollar members spend goes directly to the farmer, with no middle man!
Our CSA is special – The mission of Flatbush Farm Share is to make fresh, organic, produce available to any Brooklyn resident, regardless of economic status. See our segment on NBC.
We are committed to distributing food in a neighborhood where there is not an abundance of fresh, organic produce; where many people choose fast-food over cooking healthy meals; or where affordability is a major factor in what people eat.
We offer shares for all income levels, and a generous subsidy program for low-income members. By subscribing to a weekly basket of the most affordable, fresh, organic produce available, members of Flatbush Farm Share are supporting a family-owned farm and providing a measure of food security to the neighborhood we are based in.
We are organized in partnership with two non-profit organizations: Hunger Action Network of NY State and Just Food.
Our main farm partner is the Farm at Miller’s Crossing, an organic, family-owned farm outside of Hudson, NY.
