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Where To Get Fresh Produce During COVID-19

Photo via Local Roots CSAWith an order to stay at home [/new-york-state-will-go-on-pause-sunday-night-what-that-means/] as much as possible, some New Yorkers are turning to CSA’s to get fresh produce without leaving their apartment. CSA’s, short for community supported agriculture, bring produce from local farms straight to you. With long grocery

Central Brooklyn

Greenmarket Recipe: Tangy Raw Corn Salsa

Photo by Christine, Mid-life Croissant Food BlogBy Christine, Mid-life Croissant Food Blog You’ll want to bookmark this crisp, tangy Raw Corn Salsa for Labor Day or your next BBQ. Whichever comes first! Yes, Virginia, you can eat corn raw. When it’s perfectly in season (aka NOW) and those

Food & Drink

Love More Than Just Your Veggies: Local Roots NYC Seeks To Grow In The Brownstone Belt

(Courtesy Local Roots NYC.)“I hated vegetables as a kid,” declared Wen-Jay Ying, the founder and owner of Local Roots NYC. [http://localrootsnyc.org/about/] Local Roots NYC, the whole diet CSA [/?s=csa] (community supported agriculture) founded in 2011 that operates primarily from bars and cafe, is coming to

Business

Love More Than Just Your Veggies: Local Roots NYC Seeks To Grow In The Brownstone Belt

(Courtesy Local Roots NYC.)“I hated vegetables as a kid,” declared Wen-Jay Ying, the founder and owner of Local Roots NYC. [http://localrootsnyc.org/about/] Local Roots NYC, the whole diet CSA [/?s=csa] (community supported agriculture) founded in 2011 that operates primarily from bars and cafe, is coming to

fort greene

Sign Up For A $10 Box Of Farm-Fresh Produce This February And March

Do you love grocery shopping for fresh produce at the Fort Greene Greenmarket, but wish that you could afford to do it more often (or at all, if you’re on an even tighter budget)? Then sign up for this winter/spring season’s batch of two farm fresh boxes,

CSA

Join Lea For A Thanksgiving Feast OR Get The Feast Delivered To Your Home! (Sponsored)

Join Lea for your Thanksgiving Dinner FEAST! [http://www.leabrooklyn.com/?utm_source=Corner%20News%20T-Giving&utm_medium=Sponsored%20Ad&utm_term=Thanksgiving&utm_content=Thanksgiving%20Dinner%2FCSA&utm_campaign=Thanksgiving%202015] The Ditmas Park spot is preparing a classic Turkey Day meal with all the fixins coming straight from

330 18th Street

A Mix Of Hearty Greens And Math At The PS 295 Farmers Market

Photo by South Slope NewsThe Farmers Market at PS 295 [http://www.ps295.org/] (330 18th between 6th and 7th Avenues) is in full swing again [/blog/greenmarket/kale-grapes-more-at-thursdays-ps-295-farmers-market], offering delicious seasonal produce. The apples, hearty greens, and lots of other produce are ready for you to enjoy. The market

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Local Roots NYC Is Starting A New Low-Cost CSA In The Neighborhood

Photo via Local Roots CSALooking for an affordable way to stock up on vegetables? Local Roots NYC [http://localrootsnyc.org/] is offering a new CSA for the Ditmas Park/Flatbush area for $16 a week. We talked to Khadija Khansia from Local Roots to find out more about the program.

Amantai Farm

Ditmas Park CSA Needs 50 More Households To Sign Up Before May 15 — Or Season Won’t Happen

Garlic scapes from last year’s Ditmas Park CSA. Photo courtesy Orli LeWinterWe have good news if you haven’t already signed up for locally grown produce this year — the Ditmas Park CSA [http://www.dpcsabrooklyn.com/wp/join-the-csa-2/] has extended its registration deadline to May 15. The CSA is

1118 Cortelyou Road

How, When And Where To Sign Up For Our Neighborhood’s Community Supported Agriculture & Farm Share Programs

Photo courtesy the Flatbush Farm ShareWe’re fortunate to live in a neighborhood where we can find fresh produce grown locally (such as at our weekly Cortelyou Greenmarket [http://www.grownyc.org/greenmarket/brooklyn/cortelyou]), and, with the arrival of longer, warmer days, we’ll soon be seeing a whole

community supported agriculture

Sign Up Now For The Kensington-Windsor Terrace Winter CSA

Registration is now open for the Kensington/Windsor Terrace CSA [http://kwtcsa.blogspot.com/], which allows neighbors to get six months worth of fresh vegetables, eggs, meat, and more direct from Long Island’s Garden of Eve Farm [http://www.gardenofevefarm.com/]. You pay in advance, and then during a

bake sale

Support Flatbush Farm Share At Tonight’s Bake Sale

The Flatbush Reformed Church [https://www.facebook.com/FlatbushReformedChurch] is holding a bake sale tonight, from 6-8pm, and all proceeds from the event will go to benefit the Flatbush Farm Share [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Flatbush-Farm-Share-CSA/207117135971996] – a local CSA that aims to “make local, organic produce available to

CSA

Discover More CSA Options In Kensington/Windsor Terrace

Registration is now open for the Kensington/Windsor Terrace CSA [http://kwtcsa.blogspot.com/], which allows neighbors to get 24 weeks worth of fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, and more direct from Long Island’s Garden of Eve Farm [http://www.gardenofevefarm.com/]. You pay in advance, and then during the

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Pennsylvania Dutch Farm Coop Looking For Local Volunteers

Source: Dougtone via FlickrWant to bring farm-to-table dining to your house? You may soon be able to by simply providing some storage space and a pickup point for local members of the Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative, a non-profit organic farmer’s co-op located in Pennsylvania. They’re currently seeking volunteers