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The PNW Wool Producers Cooperative has Officially Incorporated
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Last Monday, we carried out our 12th food distribution project alongside Catholic Community Services of Western Washington, and this was likely our freshest box yet!
Thanks to a generous donation from an anonymous community member, we were able to host a food distribution project earlier in the year, at the start of the growing season rather than our usual end-of-season timing. As a result, boxes featured a variety of fresh, culturally relevant produce, including epazote, hierba buena, papalo, green garlic, and—of course, given that it is June—plenty of fresh strawberries. 🍓🍓🍓
Boxes also included fresh eggs from Horizonte Orgánico and dried beans from last season's harvest, grown by @Verduras Organicas Mexicanas and Gonzalez Farm. Together, these items made for a well-rounded box that was distributed to more than 75 families.
We are incredibly grateful for our partnership with Catholic Community Services Farmworker Center, as well as for everyone who has supported previous iterations of this project. Providing culturally relevant food that is both grown by and distributed within the community is at the heart of this work.
If you or your organization would like to make a donation to support our next food distribution project, or if you'd like to explore opportunities to collaborate and help scale this initiative, please contact alex@agbizcenter.org.
El pasado lunes llevamos a cabo nuestro 12.º proyecto de distribución de alimentos junto con CCSFWC, ¡y probablemente fue la caja más fresca que hemos entregado hasta ahora!
Gracias a una generosa donación de un miembro anónimo de la comunidad, pudimos realizar una distribución de alimentos más temprano en el año, al inicio de la temporada en lugar de hacerlo al final de la temporada, como acostumbramos. Como resultado, las cajas incluyeron una gran variedad de productos frescos y culturalmente relevantes, entre ellos epazote, hierbabuena, pápalo, ajo tierno y, por supuesto, dado que estamos en junio, muchas fresas recién cosechadas 🍓🍓🍓
Las cajas también incluyeron huevos frescos de Horizonte Orgánico y frijoles secos de la cosecha de la temporada pasada, cultivados por Verduras Orgánicas Mexicanas y Gonzalez Farm. En conjunto, estos alimentos conformaron una caja muy completa que fue distribuida a más de 75 familias.
Estamos profundamente agradecidos por nuestra colaboración con Catholic Community Services Farmworker Center, así como con todas las personas que han apoyado las ediciones anteriores de este proyecto. Proveer alimentos culturalmente relevantes, cultivados por la propia comunidad y distribuidos dentro de ella, es el corazón de este trabajo.
Si usted o su organización desean hacer una donación para apoyar nuestro próximo proyecto de distribución de alimentos, o si les interesa explorar oportunidades de colaboración para ampliar el alcance de esta iniciativa, por favor comuníquense con alex@agbizcenter.org.
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Last Wednesday, we got together for NABC’s third Regional Ag Infrastructure Summit in Tenino, WA! This in-person gathering brings regional partners together to advance agricultural infrastructure projects across Western Washington, including meat processing, small grains storage and transportation, food hub and other cooperative development, and multi-use facilities. Thank you to everyone who came, facilitated, discussed and partook in these important conversations! ... See MoreSee Less
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We had a wonderful time at the inauguration of the Where Our Food Comes From exhibit at the @skagitcountyhistoricalmuseum this past Friday!
It was great to see our partners from across the agricultural community come together to honor the hard work that Skagit farmers and farmworkers put in every day to grow the produce we find in grocery stores across the country.
The exhibit will be on display through October 25, 2026.
¡La pasamos genial en la inauguración de la exposición De Dónde Vienen Nuestros Alimentos en el Museo Histórico del Condado de Skagit el pasado viernes!
Fue un placer ver a nuestros socios de toda la comunidad agrícola reunirse para reconocer el arduo trabajo que realizan cada día los agricultores y trabajadores agrícolas de Skagit para cultivar los productos que encontramos en supermercados de todo el país.
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