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Farm News - A Global Perspective

It is always interesting to see our food in the global perspective. Here is the latest from our mainland supplier on the veggie scene: "There is little change on the veg front with continuing tight supply across the board, with the occasional window of good supply and more seasonal pricing opening and closing. Unfortunately, after a week of warmer weather, cold nights and frost are now looming for the desert growing areas again this weekend, which isn't going to help. … Slicer cuke pricing continues to be out of this world, but tomato pricing is crumbling across the board affecting all growers in Sinnaloa - a nice stretch of hot weather has helped there. It was about this time a couple of years ago when we had that deadly freeze and temps of -9 C there - totally the opposite this year." - Discovery Organics, January 25 All the cooking greens are at very high prices this week especially the kales!! The California crop is dwindling and the Mexican crop is still at least a week away.

On the home front

We have small savoy cabbage and cauliflower in the fields at Madrona Farm. Dave is also planting a few beds of oriental greens which will fill in the gaps in the early spring for fresh local greens. Potatoes are almost sold out but rutabaga and turnips remain strong. The Brussels Sprout patch continues to produce! We are involved in the crop planning stage of the cycle speaking with farmers about what they want to grow for Share next year. This gives them a better idea of what to plant when. Farming is a chancy business and so farmers are glad we are here and ready to eat what they grow! Baby Cauliflower photographed at Madrona Farm, Oct 2011

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  • 1 medium sweet potato or parsnip
  • 2 medium potatoes
  • 2 large carrots
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  • 1 stick cinnamon
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Greens and a Nutritional Approach to Health

Everywhere I turn health researchers and professionals are saying we can cure our ills and insure good health by eating more fruits and vegetables. Friends who are researching Parkinson's and MS have found information that encourages this nutritional approach. The website, "Forks Over Knives," has a link to some research regarding Diabetes and Heart Disease: http://www.forksoverknives.com/about/the-fok-diet/ Two doctors researching these two different health issues came up with the same answer - we would benefit from more fruit and veg in our diet! They are talking about making 80% of what we consume to be fruit and vegetables. Rather than post more and bigger boxes we have bulked up our Fresh Weekly Produce listing to include at least two leafy cooking greens. Add them on to your box or substitute them in. We always offer one salad green - lettuce at the moment - but will offer salad mix as well when it is back in season. Let us know if you are interested in larger amounts of greens and we will consider creating a small greens box or a raw foods box. Buying a box saves you 10% over buying a la carte. Buying from our Bulk Produce List saves you even more. So work the system… Order a bag of potatoes or carrots from Bulk Produce and remove these veg from your Box and add more greens or fruit!

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Umi Nami Farms in Metchosin has just delivered freshly harvested daikon and packed it into 500g packages. Daikon is a root vegetable that grows in our region and has a mild radish flavour. It can be enjoyed raw as a part of veggies-and-dip or grated onto salads. Yoshiko was telling me she also uses it in stir fries and makes it into Japanese pickle by layering daikon with a sprinkling of salt and vinegar. Then let it sit for a few hours. Or try this:

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Another Farmer Recipe:

Roasted Brussels Sprouts

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We are starting 2012 out well with 3 local items in most of the boxes. This time last year we struggled to have two items in every box all year. The year prior we were only able to offer 1 item in all boxes. Progress! We have more root crops available this January - potatoes, rutabaga, beets and sunchokes. The brussels sprouts are still coming on. Leafy greens - arugula salad greens, mizuna and kale - will take their time coming back due to the short days this time of year. Our local organic hothouse, Suntrio Farms, will be gearing up to produce some early tomatoes and cukes in March or April. I'll try to get a report from them for next week. If you have not yet tried our Local Island Box consider getting one once a month to keep in touch with the local food scene. Right now it is packed with Island produce and three items from BC (pears, onions and mushrooms).
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Daikon and Carrot Salad

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Farmer Dave says…

Tips on deer-proofing from Farmer Dave:
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  • Deer can be rerouted so plant something like rutabaga outside and away from the garden fence.
Dave farms at Madrona Farm on Blenkinsop Rd. He was telling me this morning that the rutabagas are extra large this year and that he used seed he had saved from last year’s crop! Studies on seed saving in Cuba have indicated that seeds harvested from small micro climates do better in that same micro climate. Makes sense to me! If your rutabaga is bigger than expected this week, now you know why. Don’t worry! It keeps well. Dave has saved seeds from about 16 crops this year. Not as easy as you might think as they have to be segregated from crops they might cross pollinate with so the process requires a good deal of land and some savvy planning ahead! We will be rotating rutabaga and brussels sprouts into our different box types over the next month - just like we did with collards these past few weeks. The rutabaga and the Brussels sprouts are available every week... just sub it into your box if you’d like them more often! Good for you and good for the farmer.

Making the Most of your Box

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South Carolina Collards!

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Rutabaga Casserole

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  • 3 Tbsp Ecosweet sugar
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Local Farm News

The purple globe turnips from Madrona are fabulous right now! Their green tops have been useable so far, but the cold weather is starting to take its toll. Bunch carrots are just finishing as the tops are dying off. We'll need to sub some local loose carrots this week. Crops like pak choy and leeks love this cold weather but late season crops experience more insect damage so you can expect a few holes in the leaves. The squash is rolling right along -- Red Kuri has a shorter storage life so we are using it up first. We like to support different varieties to increase genetic diversity! We're looking forward to upcoming Fairy squash that tastes like a butternut! Our brussels sprouts in their early childhood days on Madrona Farm (image taken October 2011 during the Chef Survival Challenge). Greens like kale and chard are growing at a snail's pace… Salad greens will continue through December and then slow down as the day length shortens. We will look forward to a lot more root crops, hazelnuts, leeks, sprouts, salad mix, apples, brussels sprouts and cauliflower in the next month. **All this bounty from our Island!**

Climate Change and Food Security in British Columbia - continued...

Dr. Aleck Ostry, UVic; Dr. Christiana Miewald, SFU; and Rachelle Beveridge, UVic - The entire paper is available here. Meat Production is the highest source of GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions! "Sourcing from local farms decreases food miles but food miles are in fact not the most important source of GHG emissions. The agriculture GHG emission associated with meat production are huge! The main sources of GHG's from agriculture arise from decomposition of organic matter (i.e. plant litter, soils, manure). Carbon dioxide is released primarily from microbial decay or burning of plant litter and soil organic matter. The largest sources of CH4 in agriculture are from fermentative digestion of ruminant animals, stored manure and rice grown under flooded conditions." "According to Environment Canada (2009), animal production is responsible for about 60% of Canada's agricultural GHG emissions." Since much of our current food supply is grown in California this study looks at how climate change will affect that area. Water is already in short supply in California and the farmers there have had their water supply cut. The Mexican government is learning from the problems in California and has set a limit on the amount of water that can be taken from the aquifer under the Sonora Desert. Mexican farmers are also used to growing with less water. Transportation is another GHG issue but is closer always better? Here at Share our bananas come from Peru - one of the few items we source from off the continent. Most bananas are shipped by container to Los Angeles and then trucked up to Canada. Our bananas come directly from Peru to the port of Vancouver. This way they use 1/17th the fuel than that of a banana that comes via LA!

Maple Glazed Turnips and Carrots

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Cut into 1/2 inch coins:
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  • 2 Tbsp maple syrup
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Introducing... Us!

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