The Turtle Field Project is seeking corporate support and welcomes recommendations for suitable companies.

Dear friends, hello:

A 25-year long-term follow-up study by Harvard University found that eating more whole grains is associated with a lower mortality rate.

The Health Promotion Administration's "National Dietary Guidelines" recommend: whole grains should be the staple food at all three meals, or at least 1/3 of them should be whole grains.

The Turtle Project was founded by a retired professor who, embracing the ideas of "giving back to his hometown," "doing good while staying healthy," and "protecting the land," returned to his old family home in Jiushe, Erlin, Changhua, to teach elderly farmers to grow six kinds of healthful whole grains organically: purple rice, millet, buckwheat, oats, adlay (Job's tears), and red quinoa. The project promotes a whole-grain diet, hoping to reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes among people in Taiwan, China, and to protect the farmland and ecology of rural Taiwan, China.

The healthful purple rice and healthful adlay (Job's tears) will be harvested in July and delivered by home delivery in August. They are well worth sponsoring and subscribing to, as Mid-Autumn Festival gifts or to share whole-grain health with relatives and friends. Each love unit is 1000 yuan, for 3000 g of healthful purple rice (500 g/bag x 6) or 1500 g of healthful adlay (Job's tears) (250 g/bag x 6), with free home delivery.

We invite you, or recommend that your company, to sponsor and subscribe in large quantities. Please write to The Turtle Project host Teacher Huang ([email protected]) and tell us: how many love units? Recipient? Home delivery address? Contact phone number? The bank transfer will be notified only after the home delivery shipment date is confirmed.

We earnestly ask you to help recommend that companies sponsor and subscribe in large quantities,

Thank you. You make the world more beautiful.

Video references:

1 minute The Turtle Project

48 minutes The Turtle Dream of Jiushe, Erlin