Step 1: crunch!

To open a box, crunch the first flap, then pull it open. New boxes can be stiff and they’ll rip on you.

Thank you for helping us reduce waste + be efficient by returning your box each week! Some people prefer bringing something else to transport the food home, so there’s nothing to remember for next time.

Lay em Flat + THat’s That

Please stack your returned egg cartons flat and return them in the black crate. When is it time to recycle a carton back at home?

  • If they’re stained

  • Torn

  • Written on

  • Not ours

If you wouldn’t feel good about loaning a neighbor eggs in that carton, it’s too dirty to return to to the farm.

Rinse + Repeat

Protein shares come to you in black cloth bags. We need the bags returned after each pick up so we can wash + reuse them.

PRO TIP! If there’s a name tag attached, one side of the bow should pull open easily. Accidentally washed tags sure do make a mess in the washing machine.

Some people prefer to use a bag or cooler from home. You’re more than welcome to bring the goods home in the black farm bag, though—it’s your call! Please just make sure they get back to us ASAP so they can return to useful service back at the farm.

OTHER PACKAGING

Plastic liner bags are biodegradeable. We don’t take them back at the farm and reuse them.

Green paper quart and pint cartons can be reused at the farm.

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If you see we’re still setting up the table when you arrive, please hang back til we’re done. Thanks so much for understanding! Stopping to pull together a share for an early person can make us late for others.

We’re always happy to help you once we’re all set up.

 

Build Your Box 101

To build your box, scroll down to the picture of the hand holding the chive blossoms and click the button.

Custom orders for all towns are due by Monday evenings at 6 pm.

Rescheduling 101

1) First choose the town you want.

2) Pick the NEW date.

3) In the notes, let us know the date you’re going to miss + the items you want to pick up.

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email is best for us

Our hands are full of the good things you want them to be full of—eggs, carrots, wheelbarrows, irrigation pipes, animals, hoses, shovels, the wheel of a tractor, the wheel of a delivery van, fences, coolers, crates, tables, pigs, chickens, so much stuff!

We love hearing from you, but it can be super hard to keep up with texts and calls. If you need us, please email!