Blog
Our fertile ground: Farming is science
A lot has changed in the food market since Oxbow got its farming start in 1999. A slew of investigative...
Native Plant Newsletter: Germination!
It is a magical time and one full of surprises in the nursery. At last, we get to see whether...
Family Farm Days
This season, for the first time EVER, Oxbow will be open for FREE one Sunday every month, welcoming families and...
Warm weather across Wasington is messing with farmers
On the heels of the warmest February EVER in the region, March has arrived warm and with nary a single...
Our dangling carrot? Social change
Oxbow is a farm with a social mission. As our organically-grown non-profit turns five years old, we are poised to...
Post-Super Bowl Excitement!
Are you ready for some football… ahem… produce?! Yes, even we have Super Bowl fever, but once Sunday’s excitement has...
Love? Hate? How do farmers feel about floods?
Floodplains are like a farmer’s slightly annoying best friend. Love ’em. Hate ’em. Either way, you have to deal with...
Oxbow Plant Sale is May 9 and 10
Oxbow is happy to announce our first-ever Mother’s Day-weekend plant sale. Hayrides on the hour, 11:00 – 3:00 Photography walk...
2014 HoeDown
Oxbow rang in the harvest season on Sunday, September 28 with our annual HoeDown festival, featuring music and activities for...
Fall Cooking Classes on the Farm this Oxtober
We are offering fall cooking classes this Oxtober for children and adults, ages 9 & up. Saturdays at 12:30 Oxtober...