Join Liberation Farm's CSA: Grow with Us!

A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a relationship rooted in trust, care, and shared responsibility between farmers and community members. When you join a CSA, you commit to supporting a farm for the season, and in return you receive fresh, seasonal food grown with intention and integrity.

For Black farmers, CSAs are especially vital. In the 1920s, Black farmers owned roughly 14% of farmland in the United States. Today, due to generations of land theft, discrimination, and systemic exclusion, Black farmers own less than 1%. CSAs offer a path toward rebuilding what was taken—providing upfront resources for seeds, labor, and land stewardship, and reducing dependence on systems that have historically denied Black farmers access and stability.

At Liberation Farm, our CSA is more than food distribution. It is an investment in Black land sovereignty and community resilience. CSA members are invited into the life of the farm through camping events, volunteer days, workshops, and seasonal gatherings that reconnect us to land, history, and collective power.

By joining our CSA, you’re not just receiving nourishment—you’re helping to restore Black land stewardship, support living farmers, and grow a future rooted in justice, Black land equity, care, and liberation.

Liberation Farm was created from a need to return to the land—not just to grow food, but to heal, remember, and reclaim what was taken. For generations, Black people have carried agricultural knowledge while being pushed off the land we cultivated. This farm is a living response to that history.

Through farming, youth education, political education, and community gatherings, Liberation Farm creates space for Black people to learn, rest, and build power together. Every harvest, workshop, and volunteer day is an act of resistance and care—proof that land can still be a site of liberation.

We offer a variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables. All of our products are natrully grown!

We offer a rotating selection of produce based on the season, including:

• Garlic, garlic greens, and garlic scapes
• Collard greens, kale, and other leafy greens
• Nigerian Spinach (Efo Tete)
• Beets and beet greens
• Radishes
• Basil, dill, and culinary herbs
• Peppers (including culturally rooted varieties)
• Squash and other seasonal vegetables
• Okra

Our produce is available through our CSA, direct sales, and special offerings. Every purchase supports Black land stewardship, education, and community-led agriculture rooted in liberation.
 

  Sliding Scale Pricing

Liberation Farm uses a sliding scale to make fresh, culturally rooted food accessible while sustaining the work of Black farmers.

You choose your price based on your current financial situation. There is no application or proof required—just honesty and care for the collective. Those who are able to pay at the higher end help support members who need a lower-cost option and help keep the farm growing.

All CSA members receive the same quality food, grown with intention, respect for the land, and commitment to Black food sovereignty—no matter the price tier chosen.

This model allows us to practice community care, mutual aid, and shared responsibility while building a more just food system.

 What’s Included

• Biweekly shares of fresh, seasonal produce
   
• Naturally grown vegetables rooted in culture and nourishment
   
• Priority access to special harvests and farm offerings
   
• Invitations to farm events, workshops, and volunteer days
   

CSA Size Offerings
We offer three CSA share sizes to meet different household needs. Members select the size that best fits their household and budget.

Sliding Scale Pricing
Our CSA uses a sliding scale to make shares accessible while honoring the real cost of growing food. Members choose a price within a suggested range based on their resources.

Payment Options

• Pay in full at sign-up, or
   
• Installment plans available 

Example Payment Timelines:

• Pay in Full: One payment at sign-up
   
• 2-Payment Plan: 50% at sign-up, 50% mid-season
   
• 4-Payment Plan: Monthly payments spread across the season (example: June - November)

When

• March- November 

Pick-Up Locations

• Brooklyn

G.A.ME Office 

1958 Fulton st #400 

Brooklyn, NY 

11233 

• Harlem

To be announced 

Pick-Up Days 

• Every other Thursday 

Community Agreement
CSA membership is a shared commitment. Your payment helps cover seeds, supplies, labor, and land stewardship—before the food is grown. In return, members share in both the abundance and the risks of the growing season.

Communication Matters
If challenges arise with payments or pick-up, we ask members to communicate early. This helps us plan responsibly and continue feeding our community.

Season Length
CSA shares run for the growing season. Specific start and end dates will be shared before the season begins.

Volunteering at a Black farm like Liberation Farm is more than just lending a hand—it's about nurturing a dream of farmland equity and building a stronger, more resilient community. It's a chance to connect with the land, learn about farming practices that honor the earth, and contribute to a movement that's reclaiming our food systems. Plus, you'll be directly supporting Liberation Farm's mission to create a space for Black culture, healing, and community.

If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to reach out to us LiberationFarm9@gmail.com. We are always happy to hear from our customers and welcome any feedback you may have.