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Unlocking the secrets of native plants
Believe it or not, growing native plants is difficult. It seems crazy, right? I mean, they’ve existed here for thousands...
Kids' art from the farm: Connecting food, farming, and the environment
Oxbow’s seasonal Farm Adventures are more than just farm field trips. In many cases the kids who visit us are...
Local teacher spends her summer volunteering on the Kids' Farm
The suspicion that local teachers spend all summer relaxing has been proven false by Renee Matson, a kindergarten teacher and...
Local bands are bringing the twang to Oxtober this season
We are excited to announce a full line-up of local folk, bluegrass, and swing bands performing Saturdays and Sundays during...
Oxbow to host pollinator field day
Oxbow is pleased to be collaborating with Washington State University and the NW Pollinator Initiative are proud to collaborate in presenting...
More beets?
As a member of a traditional Farmer’s Choice CSA model like ours, you invest in a share of what is...
We are taking a week off from the CSA!
Due to our recent, tragic loss of our field crew anchor, Tino Hernandez, we are taking one week off from...
Oxbow loses a farmer and dear friend
Monday morning, Oxbow lost a member of its farm family in every sense. Tino Hernandez, our senior field crew member,...
Save now, eat later: Carrots
As the calendar turns to August, we enter into the frenzied end of summer when it seems, all-of-a-sudden, as though...
Our cucumbers and zucchini, out in the world
Back in June, we shared our plans for feeding King County thousands of pounds of cucumbers and zucchini through our...