The Bent-Over Farmers' Market opens on Sunday, June 16 at the NCCU Public Corporate Training Center
6/16 (Sun) 10:00-17:00 | NCCU Public & Business Administration Center | No. 187, Jinhua St., Da'an Dist., Taipei City
Small farmers from all over Taiwan who walk the path of friendly farming, friendly groups concerned about agriculture, farming friends from issue zones 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 get to know these approachable producers who care for the environment, and we also look forward to filling our imaginations of one another through the process of consumption.
Partners joining this month
Black Sugar Moments | NTU Guyu Club | Taiwan Rural Front | Xiaopizai Shuntian Natural Farm | Green Sprout | Sea Breeze Wild Flavor | Yejang Yexia | Hanxi Gange Indigenous Sustainable Development Association | Taoyuan Xiangmei - The Taste of Miruhu | Friendly Agricultural Products | Huiyao Pesticide-Free Garden | Shuizeilin | Huatiancuo | Green Rabbit | Yelu Organic Cotton | Taiwan-Tibet Family | Happy Lesheng | Master Alin's Peace-of-Mind Shrimp | Zhunan Dapu | Zhunan Qiding | Tribal e-Go | Xiaodonghe Handicraft Workshop | Yuanhe Green Farm | An'an Farm | Gongliao Nature Is Most Precious
*~ Most Seasonal Produce ~*
In season and abundant: white shrimp, summer vegetables (snake gourd, loofah, long beans, okra, butter cabbage, bok choy, water spinach, imperial vegetable), pumpkins, bananas...
*~ Delicious Specialties ~*
Pumpkin ice cream, handmade seasonal pesto, rice pudding, happy whole-bean soy milk, star fruit enzyme, fresh crisp plums...
*~ Comfortable to Use ~*
Organic cotton Taiwan water buffalo T-shirt, organic cotton BABY bed sheet, beeswax, handmade folk crafts, publications...
Also... Announcements
Crop growth is closely tied to the natural environment. Bow-Wa farmers participate in the market according to different factors such as season and place of origin, offering different kinds of fresh products. If there are farmers you cannot find this month, you are welcome to find their contact information directly in the farmer portraits section of the Bow-Wa blog and call them directly to ask about the farmers and their crops!
The weather after Grain in Ear is quite hot and humid. The first rice crop in the south has already been harvested, and in the north the rice ears can gradually be seen swaying. Most Bow-Wa farmers come from the north, and the new rice is expected to meet everyone one after another in July. In addition, as summer arrives, fruit is gradually appearing at the market. Growing pesticide-free fruit in Taiwan is very difficult, but some farmers still persist, determined to fight it out, and they really deserve a thumbs-up.