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ROOFTOPFARM
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founded in 2016
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NEW YORK / États-Unis
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Keywords : rooftop gardening, urban farming, local food, organic
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WHAT WE DO AT ROOFTOP FARM

Three stories up in the air, the power of an idea & fresh food is growing!

On the shoreline of the East River and with a sweeping view of the Manhattan skyline, Eagle Street Rooftop Farm is a 6,000 square foot green roof organic vegetable farm located atop a warehouse rooftop owned by Broadway Stages in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.  During New York City’s growing season, the farmers at Eagle Street Rooftop Farm supply an onsite farm market, and bicycle fresh produce to area restaurants.

With our Farm-Based Education team and training from food education organization Growing Chefs, the rooftop farm hosts a range of farm-based educational and volunteer programs. During the growing season,  are open to the public on Sundays (44 Eagle Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn) between 1pm-4pm.


ROOFTOPFARM a publié cet article le 26 january 2019
OUR PRODUCE

Organic, Local, Harvested Today.

During the growing season, we sell direct from the rooftop to YOU!  Please refer to our calendar for a full listing of our open days.

Our produce can be found at Alameda, Achilles Heel, Marlow and Daughters, Rockaway Taco, Ovenly, Eastern District, Eat and Paulie Gee’s during the growing season.

ROOFTOPFARM a publié cet article le 26 january 2019
VOLONTEER

Apprenticeships

Interested in joining the apprenticeship team?  Great! Read this factsheet all the way through.  The apprenticeship program begins in April.

Apprenticeships are best suited for individuals looking for professional internships, horticultural experience, and a part time opportunity to work alongside all hired hands on the farm.

Internships

During the April through November growing season,  internships through schools and organizations are facilitated through GrowingChefs.org.  Please have your advisor or professor contact us to make arrangements.

Internships are best suited for students with early springtime/fall season commitments not suitable for the apprenticeship staff schedule.  Internships are best suited for specific project objectives outside the apprenticeship program.  Internships are coordinated via a school supervisor.  Students able to make a three month commitment during their summer break, or who wish to work independently with the farm outside of their school supervisor, are welcome to apply as Apprentices.


ROOFTOPFARM a publié cet article le 26 january 2019
Farm Based Education

Come on up for Spring! Contact us to schedule your trip.

To register for a workshop, please read all the information below.  To request an info sheet or schedule visiting days, contact us Education@RooftopFarms.org

For Second Grade and UP! Visits to the Farm

Mondays and Wednesdays between 9am-2pm.

A farm-based education workshop includes learning about urban farming and green roofs, seasonal planting, harvest and composting–as well as a visit to see the bees, chickens and rabbits!

University and Adult Education

Interested college/graduate students and professionals can coordinate a site visit as available, or visit during our Sunday open hours.  Please write our coordinator (Education@RooftopFarms.org) to learn more.  To request a Farm Staff or Growing Chefs program at your site or school,

Email Annie@GrowingChefs.org

Contact us with a few dates, and we’ll tell you what we have available!

Free Public Programming

Additionally, the Farm offers free public programming as part of Sunday volunteer days.  Check our calendar for updates.

ROOFTOPFARM a publié cet article le 26 january 2019
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