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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD | May - November
27-weeks | Weekly pick-ups

Brooklyn Grange’s Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program is a direct connection between our rooftop farms and your kitchen, offering members a seasonal share of the food we grow right here in New York City.

Our CSA features a rotating selection of vegetables and herbs grown with care on our rooftops, harvested at peak freshness and shaped by the natural rhythms of the season. Each share reflects what is thriving in the fields at that moment, inviting members to cook creatively, eat more seasonally, and experience the full diversity of what a New York City farm can produce. By joining the CSA, members become part of a living agricultural system, one that supports local farming, strengthens the city’s food ecosystem, and celebrates the beauty of eating food that is grown close to home. It is a simple, meaningful way to stay connected to where your food comes from, to the seasons, and to the community that makes urban farming possible at Brooklyn Grange.

  • We’ve added another pick-up day!

    Brooklyn Navy Yard Farm:

    • Tuesdays, 4pm-7pm

    • Fridays *NEW*, 8am-12pm

  • Tuesday pick-ups: May 12th - November 10th

    Friday pick-ups: May 15th - November 13th

  • Our shares are extremely seasonal, offering a balanced diet as mother nature intended it! We recommend them for one person who cooks vegetarian meals at home most nights, two people who cook omnivorous meals 3-4 nights a week, or to supplement the shopping needs of a larger residence.

    Sample shares:

    Spring/early summer: Lettuce mix, chives, hakurei turnips, bok choy, french breakfast radishes, green garlic, lacinato kale, sunflower shoots

    Mid/late summer: Heirloom tomatoes, basil, arugula, shishito peppers, cucumbers, onions, fairytale eggplant, rainbow chard

    Late season: Greens mix, carrots, jalapeños, radishes, onions, sprouting broccoli, radicchio, sweet bell pepper

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  • Brown eggs on a burlap cloth with straw in the background.
  • Variety of fresh mushrooms on a light gray surface, including shiitake, enoki, maitake, and brown and white button mushrooms.
  • Sliced loaf of white bread on a wooden cutting board.
  • A white cup of black coffee placed on a wooden surface, with coffee beans spilling out of a burlap sack and a metal scoop filled with coffee beans.
  • Assorted raw beef cuts on a dark wooden surface with herbs and spices.
  • A cheese and fruit platter with various cheeses, grapes, cherries, blackberries, and snacks, along with glasses of drinks, honey, and a bottle of alcohol on a white tablecloth.
  • Sliced loaf of rustic bread with a thick crust and airy interior, placed on a wooden cutting board.
  • A wheel of Brie cheese on parchment paper with a butter knife, a lemon in a glass, and a bunch of limes in the background.
  • Two raw beef steaks on a wooden cutting board.

OPTIONAL ADD-ONS

BUILD A COMPLETE PANTRY

CSA members can enhance their weekly share with thoughtfully curated add-ons from trusted local partners. These offerings extend the farm to table experience beyond produce and allow you to build a complete, restaurant worthy pantry rooted in the regional food system.

OPTIONAL ADD ONS INCLUDE:

Every partner is selected for quality, transparency, and craftsmanship, held to the same standards as our produce.

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A rustic breakfast spread featuring eggs, bread, milk, cheese, bacon, ham, grapes, tomatoes, herbs, and condiments on a wooden table.
  • People harvesting and collecting radishes and other fresh vegetables into white baskets at an outdoor farm or market.
  • Assorted fresh vegetables on a rustic wooden surface, including beets, radishes, turnips, bok choy, green beans, leafy greens, and parsley.
  • A woman gardening on a rooftop farm, bending over leafy greens in a white crate, wearing a navy cap, black tank top, and beige pants.

NEW: Rooftop Reserve Share

Our most expansive CSA experience, designed for members who want a deeper connection to the farm.

The Rooftop Reserve extends beyond a weekly share of vegetables. It offers a more engaged relationship with Brooklyn Grange—one rooted in seasonal access, shared experiences, and direct connection to the people and places that grow your food.

Members receive the full rhythm of the harvest, along with additional opportunities to participate in the life of the farm throughout the season.

What’s Included

  • Sunday Supper for Two: Two seats at a seasonal rooftop dinner, featuring farm-driven menus and long-table gatherings at golden hour.

  • Public Acknowledgment as a Food Access Supporter: With your permission, recognition across our CSA page, newsletter, and annual Impact Report.

  • Curated Brooklyn Grange Gift Collection: A welcome set at your first pickup, including limited-edition merchandise, small-batch pantry goods, and a seasonal bouquet.

  • Farmer’s Pick Surprise Box: A mid-season curated selection of rare or limited crops not included in standard shares.

  • Early Access to Ticketed Events: 48-hour presale access to dinners and seasonal programming.

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Four women sitting on a balcony with a cityscape and water in the background, enjoying drinks and conversation.
A display of fresh vegetables, colorful flowers in glass jars, and bottles of hot sauce on a striped tablecloth.

What Your share makes possible

A Commitment Beyond Your Share

By choosing the Rooftop Reserve level, you are contributing beyond the cost of your own produce.

Your purchase directly supports our Food Access Program helping make CSA shares available at accessible price points for neighbors across income levels, while sustaining our farmers and advancing food justice efforts throughout New York City.

This is shared abundance in action.

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SLIDING SCALE OPTIONS

Our sliding scale invites you to choose a share price based on your income and access to wealth.

This model is rooted in trust and collective participation. By selecting the level that best reflects your financial reality, you help ensure that others in our community can access fresh food at a lower cost.

Each member contributes in a way that feels fair relative to their resources, supporting a more equitable CSA for all.

How to choose my share

  • $2,000 for the season ($74.07 per week)

    The Rooftop Reserve Share is for members who have the financial stability and access to wealth to contribute beyond the cost of their own produce. By choosing this tier, you help make our CSA accessible to neighbors across income levels and directly support our farmers and food justice efforts.

  • $1,344 for the season ($49.78 per week)

    Consider registering for a Contributor share if you:

    • Are able to comfortably afford groceries, dining out, and routine discretionary purchases (coffee, takeout, etc.) without financial strain

    • Have a stable, higher income that more than covers your basic needs and allows for regular savings or investments

    • Have significant earning power and financial security, even if you are managing student loans or other debt

    • Own property, have substantial assets, or have consistent access to family wealth or financial support

    • Can afford leisure activities such as regular travel, entertainment, or hobbies

    • Feel financially secure enough that paying more helps support broader community access to fresh, local food

  • $1,152 for the season ($42.67 per week )

    Consider registering for an Upper Income/Wealth share if you:

    • Are able to afford weekly groceries and go out to eat regularly

    • Have a consistent income and can regularly allocate funds towards savings or work part-time by choice

    • Have a relatively high degree of earning power (due to your education level race, gender, citizenship status, class background, etc.)

    • Are able to occasionally spend money on entertainment or recreational travel

  • $960 for the season ($35.56 per week )

    Consider registering for a Mid Income/Wealth share if you:

    • Currently able to purchase food at a grocery store, go out to eat or buy a coffee every so often

    • Have a steady income that covers your basic needs

    • Have a good earning power, but paying off student loans or debt

    • Have access to family money and resources in times of need

  • $768 for the season ($28.44 per week)

    Consider registering for the Low Income/Wealth share if you:

    • Depend on each paycheck to cover expenses

    • You have minimal remaining funds after covering essential monthly expenses

    • Have significant (non-mortgage) debt, medical expenses not covered by insurance, or are a senior citizen

    • Are able to meet the basic needs of feeding yourself or your family

  • $576 for the season ($21.33 per week)

    Consider registering for a Solidarity share if you:

    • Currently face challenges in accessing an adequate food supply for you or your family

    • Your earnings do not cover essential monthly expenses such as rent, electricity, and gas

    • Are impacted by state violence (refugees, asylum seekers), have immigration fees

  • $480 for the season ($17.78 per week)

    If you receive SNAP benefits and would like to use as payment:

    • Please use the discount code SNAPPEAS2026 at checkout

    • We’ll reach out to you via email shortly after with next steps

If you have any questions or need support registering, please e-mail us at CSA@brooklyngrangefarm.com

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REVIEWS FROM OUR COMMUNITY

“The farmers are super passionate about the produce and about cooking and I always felt so inspired to cook all kinds of fun dishes after our conversations. They never made me feel intimidated about the new produce I was learning about or silly for asking very basic questions. I looked forward to our conversations and really appreciated that warmth on Tuesday evenings after a long work day!”

"I would recommend to any parents, as it is a fun trip for kids of any age to explore an extraordinary place like this in Brooklyn".

"I am so proud of Brooklyn Grange for adopting the sliding scale CSA method. I've always wanted to join a CSA in the past, but was overwhelmed by the cost of many of them. Having the opportunity to participate at a price point that felt reasonable for me was such a blessing. Fresh veggies deserve to be enjoyed by all and I think y'all nailed it on the head with this program."

"I love the variety and intentionality of the crops selected, plus the thoughtful emails that balance heart and useful tidbits. Amazing farmers!"

"I think the farm is one of the most beautiful places in the city"

“I love Brooklyn Grange’s ethos of urban farming and community nourishment. It’s the biggest reason why I signed on! I worked for a decade in restaurants and am still in the business, so it was amazing to get restaurant level produce at home. I think signing up for a CSA is a great way for everyone to learn true seasonality and local produce availability (instead of buying an avocado in the NorthEast in the dead of winter - that tastes like nothing). And the staff is so nice!!”

"I love the staff and the pick up experience. Having a chance to escape to an urban oasis each Tuesday with the likelihood of chatting with Abdul or Gareth was really wonderful. I also felt appreciative of [the farmers] knowing my name! "

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