community-supported agriculture

Starting June 6, you can sign up to get a weekly shipment of food straight from the farm.

Registration is now open for the DUMBO + Vinegar Hill CSA's summer season.

The area has six CSA options for those looking to share a local farmer's crop this season.

Members of the Local Roots CSA won't have to volunteer to get access to the Berg'n beer hall share.

Single vegetable shares from the PLG CSA cost $340 for 22 weeks of fresh produce, organizers said.

The Mid-Island CSA and the South Shore CSA will start distributing organic produce in June.

The food-buying club wants to move into a new storefront later this year.

Donors can sponsor a share of veggies through Paypal on the organization's website.

Bed-Stuy Bounty is a food buy-in club that allows Bed-Stuy residents to pitch in and buy healthy foods.

Residents are working to set up a new CSA in the Long Island City neighborhood.

Local Roots has curated a selection of Thanksgiving products to order, based on common holiday recipes.

Heritage Farm at Snug Harbor Cultural Center will open up a farm stand to sell locally grown produce.

Jewish Home Lifecare joins a growing list of neighborhood site where locals can pick up fresh produce.

Phil Stober left a corporate career to start an organic farm. He's opening a stand to sell his produce on Riverside Boulevard.

Residents at the Chelsea housing development will get healthy veggies at decent prices.