2026 shares are now available
Join today for a season of delicious produce from our community farm.
About Us
WHAT IS BROOKFIELD FARM?
We are a 120-acre mixed farm (vegetables and livestock) in Amherst, MA offering CSA shares to the Pioneer Valley and the greater Boston Area.
As an early adopter of Community Supported Agriculture in the US, we've been at this for 40 years - providing our shareholders with a meaningful connection to their food and their farm through bountiful and high quality produce, a shared experience of reality, risk and seasonality, and a place to pause and recreate. Our shareholders who have been with us 20+ years can tell you: this is sustainable, the real deal. Read more about our farm, our staff, our CSA, and our apprentice program.
Good Food for All
At Brookfield Farm, we believe everyone deserves access to healthy locally grown produce. That's why two years ago we pioneered our Food Access Program. By partnering with area organizations like The Amherst Survival Center and Rachel's Table of Western Massachusetts, we donated over 8,000 lbs of produce last to area pantries throughout Hampshire and Franklin County.
What's Happening
Thank you to 0ur 2025 annual fund donors.
Thank you to all of our donors who participated in our 2025 annual fund campaign. Thanks to your generosity, we raised $17,652, $1,652 over our goal. The light of community carries us into the new year and another season.
winter ease
While we try to take the month of December slow before digging into all the evaluating and planning we undertake in starting in January, sometimes the farm has other plans for us. Read more here.
This gal decided to go on a midnight adventure.
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In Their Words
shareholders' Say
“The farm is one of the most important places on the planet to me”
“There is a grace and ease and hospitality that makes Brookfield Farm one of my very favorite places on this good earth. ”
“I am grateful to you and the crew of mostly young folks who work so hard to grow this stuff. I never had those feelings towards the Campbell’s Soup guys or Archer Daniels Midland. ”
