The Bed-Stuy Farm Share is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project run out of Magnolia Tree Earth Center of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Inc. We bring fresh, locally-grown vegetables to the community at an affordable price through a mutually beneficial partnership between residents looking for quality produce and Hector Tejada, a local farmer of color.

2009 Memberships: The 2009 season is currently full. Please check back in late February for the 2010 season.

In addition to getting great vegetables from Hector Tejada of Conuco Farm, members have the option to purchase additional fruit, egg and meat shares from local farmers through the farm share. Learn more.

Did you forget the name of that weird vegetable from this week's share that looked like it came from outerspace? Check Share Records for details on what you got. Check Vegetable Facts for info and recipe ideas organized by vegetable!


Want to start a discussion with other members? Join our Google Group! Go to the webpage or email bedstuycsa@googlegroups.com.

What's the Bed-Stuy Farm Share all about?
Learn more about the Bed-Stuy Farm Share.

Our mission and goals

Contact us

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What's going on?

The weather's finally looking up!

Fruit shares are in!

Bed-Stuy's Bounty is growing! See our Resources page for a list of neighborhood farmers' markets.

Check out our News Page for updates.

Veggie Mysteries Revealed!

Not sure what to do with all those funny looking vegetables in your share? Visit our Vegetable Facts & Recipes page for nutritional information, storing and preparation tips, fun facts, and more.