The Bending Farmer's Market debuts on Sunday, April 21 at the NCCU Public and Business Affairs Center
4/21 (Sun) 10:00-17:00 | Grain Rain, a market preview of warm late-spring waters
NCCU Center for Public and Business Affairs | No. 187 Jinhua Street, Da'an District, Taipei City
Small farmers from all over Taiwan who are walking the path of friendly farming, friendly groups concerned about agriculture, farmers from issue zones facing land problems, and people who care about the land gather here, bringing a variety of agricultural products from hard farming and processing, along with many things they want to say to one another. You are welcome to come and meet these approachable producers who care for the environment, and we also look forward to filling in our imaginings of one another through the process of consumption.
An'an Farm | Gongliao Natural Is Priciest | Brown Sugar Moments | NTU Grain Rain Club | Taiwan Rural Front | Taoyuan Fragrant Plum - The Taste of Miru | Grassland Pure Brew | Fruit-Based Mountain Farmers Group & Rainforest Coffee | Huiyao Chemical-Free Vegetable Garden | Water Thief Forest | Ancient Early Field | Flower Field House | Culinary Frontline | Green Rabbit | Yelü Organic Cotton | Taiwan-Tibet Family | Wild Up Wild Down | Happy Happy Life | Sea Breeze Wild Flavor | Master A-Lin's Peace-of-Mind Shrimp | Zhunan Dapu | Tribal e-Shopping | Yuanhe Green Farm
*~ Seasonal Produce Preview ~*
Pigeon pea (suitable for simmering into broth, mildly sweet and not greasy), white shrimp, milkfish belly / fillet, assorted winter leafy vegetables (not much left, the season is about to change, come quickly), red beans (Meinong chemical-free), black beans, sweet potatoes...
*~ Specialties That Are So Good to Eat ~*
Rainforest coffee, black bean soy milk, traditional Tibetan fried dough twist "Husband and Wife of One Heart Cake," puffed rice crackers, pomelo honey, Asian pear wine, seafood scallop sauce, millet wine Finding Love, dried sweet potato strips, peanut tofu pudding...
*~ Use with Peace of Mind, Feel So at Ease ~*
Organic colored cotton short-sleeve T-shirts, leaf-print botanical dye cultural creative goods, handmade folk craft items, agricultural care publications...
[Parent-Child Handicraft Workshop] Spring Outing Picnic Fun. Hand-Sewn Bento Bag
Time: 4/21 (Sun) 10:30-11:30 | Market site | 25 spots
Little Teacher: Miffy (owner of Green Rabbit Natural Folk Utensils Shop)
Material fee: 100 yuan
Green Rabbit, dedicated to promoting natural folk utensils, this time brings the "Spring Outing Picnic Fun. Hand-Sewn Bento Bag" workshop, using pretty floral fabric, needle and thread to make a practical yet affordable cute little floral bag. It can carry a bento, and can also transform into a mini tote for going out to buy soy sauce; after learning it, you can also go home and design your own bento bag. An affordable little everyday item that meets daily needs and is friendly to the environment - come and give it a try! Follow Green Rabbit and, along with nature's rhythm and cadence, return to a natural and simple good life.
Registration website (advance registration required, material fee paid on site)http://0rz.tw/UcUO4 (closed once full)
Extra! Extra! Bend Down with Books.com.tw~
Bend Down, together with Books.com.tw, is responding to Earth Day activities. On the market day of 4/21, any friend who brings a "reusable eco-friendly item" and shops at the Bend Down market (no minimum amount) can go to the service desk, scan the QR CODE with a phone, and redeem a 25-yuan Books.com.tw shopping voucherplease refer to Books.com.tw's regulations.)
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Crop growth is closely tied to the natural environment, and Bend Down farmers participate in the market according to different factors such as season and production-area conditions. If there are farmers you cannot find this month, you are welcome to find their contact information directly in the farmer profiles on the Bend Down blog, and call to check in on the farmers and their crops!
