Oxbow's Spring CSA: Week #5 Box Choices

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Week #5: Strawberries!
Week #5 brings strawberries, and your second-to-last Spring box. But remember, you'll be able to find us at the Issaquah and Mercer Island markets all summer long!

Scroll down to the yellow button to make your selection by midnight on Sunday.

Partner Spotlight: Musang Seattle
We'll keep it simple: We Love Musang Seattle. The Beacon Hill restaurant has created an extraordinary Community Kitchen that's providing food for anyone in need, at various locations throughout the city (check their Website and/or Instagram to see where to find them daily). It's always free, and there are no questions asked. We're proud to donate food to chef Melissa Miranda and the family at Musang each week - seeing our veggies turned into nourishing and delicious meals for the community is what farming's all about. [Pictured, a community meal of Sticky Sweet Soy and Black Vinegar Pork, White rice, and Oxbow Lettuce Salad.]

For more information, and to donate to their efforts, visit musangseattle.com.

Select your Share by Midnight, Sunday
In order to plan for our harvests and pack your box, your selections must be made by 11:59PM SUNDAY NIGHT the weekend prior to pickup! So for this week, make your selections by 11:59 on Sunday, June 7th.

Click on the yellow button below to see the week's options and select your Share. If you do not select your Share, we will make a selection of delicious local produce for you. (It'll be yummy no matter what, but we really want to give you first dibs!)

Availability is subject to change depending on farming conditions.

CLICK HERE TO CHOOSE YOUR WEEKLY SHARE

Pick-up Protocol Reminders
There are unique protocol for each of our 3 pick-up sites. Please view and download the guidelines for your chosen pick-up site below.

On-Farm at Oxbow | Issaquah PCC | Mercer Island Pagliacci

An important note about boxes: Your Shares are packed in single-use waxed cardboard boxes. These boxes are NOT recyclable, but they are compostable. You can place them in your compost bin, use them for weed cover in the yard, or reuse them at home, but we are unable to take them back. You'll receive a new box each week, per health and safety standards.

As always, l et us know if you have any questions!

Happy eating,
Team Oxbow