Let it rain
If you’re anywhere near Brooklyn, you know we’ve been getting more than our fair share of rain this month. For the garden, rain is generally a wonderful thing, but it’s frustrating to know that so much of what falls goes more or less unused. New York City is largely paved over (some would consider that [...]
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Let it rain
If you’re anywhere near Brooklyn, you know we’ve been getting more than our fair share of rain this month. For the garden, rain is generally a wonderful thing, but it’s frustrating to know that so much of what falls goes more or less unused. New York City is largely paved over (some would consider that [...]
More fun with tomatoes / Harvest Week 5
Mark Bittman has a series of recipes designed to make the most of summer’s best tomatoes. Good thing, because we’re still raking them in, though the rate is beginning to slow down. This week we harvested: Cherry tomatoes: 16.25 lbs Tomatoes: 52 lbs Zucchini: 9.25 lbs Winter squash: 15.75 lb Kale: 1.55 lb Purple kale: [...]
Prospect Farm Mural
Hi everyone, Students from my high school’s Environmental Club and I have been working on some designs for the concrete wall at the back of the farm during the spring and summer. As we’ve worked we’ve shown the sketches to some people in the farm, but I figured that now that we have two designs [...]
Prospect Farm Gazpacho
Check this out: Prospect Farm Gazpacho! Joseph gave us permission to add this to the Prospect Farm website; Photo & Food by: joseph brancaccio | chef | owner 3011 Fort Hamilton Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11218 Tel: 718.435.1997 www.brancacciosfoodshop.com
It’s Tomato Time!
Farmers, our long national nightmare is over: after months of watering day and night, watching the tomatoes torture us with their stubborn greenness, imagining they would never ripen (ok maybe this was just me)… it is finally tomato time. Real tomato time, not silly little cherry tomato time. After taking their sweet time through June [...]
Harvest Week Two
Another fantastic week for harvesting at Prospect Farm! The cherry tomatoes are coming in like gangbusters and the garden has been generous with summer squash as well, including some massive zucchini! Most exciting for this novice farmer has been the basil, which is so much lovelier than any basil I’ve ever bought, whether from a grocery store or [...]
Reaping what we sow: Prospect Farm’s first harvests!
It’s been 2-3 months since seeds/starter plants went into the ground, and by last week the Farm was finally ready to beginning harvesting some of the bounty! The members harvested on July 7 and July 9 (see many more pictures here). For me - a new Prospect Farm member who had never set foot in a [...]




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