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The Bend Down Farmers Market opens on Sunday, March 17 at the NCCU Public Service and Education Center

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3/17 (Sun) 10:00-17:00 | Eat with peace of mind. Have fun preview

NCCU Center for Public and Business Administration Education | No. 187, Jinhua St., Da'an District, Taipei City

Small farmers from all over Taiwan who walk the path of friendly farming, friendly groups who care about agriculture, farmers from issue areas facing land problems, and people who care about the land gather here, bringing a variety of agricultural products from hard cultivation and processing, as well as many things they want to say to one another. You are welcome to come and meet these amiable producers who care for the environment, and we also look forward to filling our imaginations of one another through the process of consumption.

This month's participating partners
Taiwan Rural Front | Tribal e-Go | Yuanhe Green Farm | Anan Farm | Gongliao Nature Is Most Precious | Green Sprout | Brown Sugar Moments | NTU Guyu Club | Taoyuan Fragrant Plum - Miluhu's Flavor | Grassland Pure Brew | Guoben Mountain Farmer Collective & Rainforest Coffee | Huiyao Pesticide-Free Vegetable Garden | Small Farmer's Table | Water Thief Lin | Old-Time Field | Huatian Cuo | Cooking Frontline | Green Rabbit | Zhunan Dapu | Yelü Organic Cotton | Taiwan-Tibetan Family

*~ Most in-season produce preview ~*
Kohlrabi, banana, black soybean, baby corn, A-choy, romaine, spinach, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, soybean, radish, Sichuan qicai...

*~ Specialty treats ~*
Handmade taro cake, Italian pasta sauce, ginger brown sugar, black soybean pudding, puffed rice, peanut butter, soy milk toast, fruit nectar, pear wine, peanut tofu pudding...

*~ Use with peace of mind and feel at ease ~*
Humanities care magazines, LOHAS handmade folk crafts, organic cotton clothing and accessories, Tibetan-style folk socks...

 

[Parent-Child Handicraft Workshop]An Edible Green Balcony|10:30-11:30|Market site|20 spots

Instructor: Chen Yuzi (green thumb at Tucheng Qindu Farm)
Materials fee: 150 yuan

Registration website:http://0rz.tw/UcUO4
* Advance registration required; materials fee paid on site; a confirmation email will be sent after registration information is received
Do you envy the owner of a happy farm? Want to grow something but cannot find a place? It is fine even without a garden! This month's workshop teaches you to create your own small vegetable garden on a balcony, choose your favorite vegetable or herb seedlings, and plant them in suitable containers and environments. In addition to guiding everyone in planting a combined planter of vegetables and herbs, Teacher Yuzi will also share tips on soil, fertilizing, and watering. Once the workshop ends, you can start your own small vegetable garden.

 

For more, come bend down and take a look!

Spend 600 yuan at the market site and you can go to the service desk to exchange for one Bow to Land eco-friendly shopping bag!
Everyone is reminded that you can bring your own shopping bag to carry the products you buy. As for the plastic bags received on site, after washing and drying them at home, they can be reused.
Also... announcement announcement
Crop growth is closely related to the natural environment. Bow to Land farmers participate in the market according to different factors such as the season and conditions at the production area, providing different kinds of fresh products. If there are farmers you cannot find this month, you are welcome to go directly to the farmer profiles on the Bow to Land blog to find their contact information and call to check in on the farmers and crops!
Moreover, Bow to Land farmers' products are freshly harvested and freshly made before the market, and are the freshest. Sometimes the weather does not cooperate, and the vegetables and fruits are not ready to take the stage, so they may be absent at the last minute. If you cannot find a previewed item on site, you are welcome to ask the farmers directly; there will be more stories of living with nature to hear.

 

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