Central Brooklyn
Photo via Ditmas Park CSA [https://www.facebook.com/102090489876464/photos/pb.102090489876464.-2207520000.1462472629./123435614408618/?type=3&theater] Now is the time to sign up for a farm share so you can enjoy all of the wonderful produce grown in our region this summer. Here’s information on
Amantai Farm
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
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
csas
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) or Farmshare programs allow subscribers to buy fresh vegetables, and sometimes fruit, eggs, and more, direct from a local farmer. You pay in advance (though different CSAs may have different pay scales or due dates), and then during a period of weeks during the peak growing
Ditmas Park CSA
Wondering where to get affordable fresh veggies this winter? Sign up for one of our local CSAs! Ditmas Park CSA [http://www.dpcsabrooklyn.com/wp/] Registration Deadline: October 18 Length: Six weeks. Pickups are Tuesdays (October 29-December 3) from 4:30-8pm. Cost: $240. Payment to be made by check. Share
Blogs
Neighbor Jennifer Marion recently started a food blog, Holla Bread [http://holla-bread.blogspot.com/], that follows her recipes using ingredients received from the Ditmas Park CSA [http://www.dpcsabrooklyn.com/]. Included in this season’s recipes are a Quinoa Crust Quiche [http://holla-bread.blogspot.com/2013/06/csa-week-1-quinoa-crust-quiche.html], Garlic
community supported agriculture
If you forgot to sign up for the Ditmas Park CSA [http://www.dpcsabrooklyn.com/wp/join-the-csa-2/] before April 12, you’re in luck–the deadline to participate in the program has been extended to May 10. Cortelyou Greenmarket [/blog/tag/cortelyou-greenmarket] farmer Jorge Carmona of Amantai Farm provides fresh
community supported agriculture
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) or Farmshare programs allow subscribers to buy fresh vegetables, and sometimes fruit, eggs, and more, direct from a local farmer. You pay in advance (though different CSAs may have different pay scales or due dates), and then during a period of weeks during the peak growing
Ditmas Park CSA
Ditmas Park Community Supported Agriculture [http://www.dpcsabrooklyn.com] is offering a six week extension to their CSA season this year for $180 ($30 per week). The deadline is October 24 at 8pm and pickup is on Tuesdays from October 30 to December 4 from 4:30 to 8pm at
Ditmas Park CSA
The first distributions for the Ditmas Park CSA [http://www.dpcsabrooklyn.com/] are this week, and as the above photo from Amber Ceffalio [http://sidewalkphotos.blogspot.com/] shows, members are enjoying a lot of green! Ann Simkins [http://smallworldpetsitters.wordpress.com/], who also picked up her share today (and who