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I agree about seasonal eating patterns and I guess that is implicit if you are eating local organic (i.e. no crazy hydroponic winter tomatoes). Living in utah t
by shaunxcode 17y ago
I agree about seasonal eating patterns and I guess that is implicit if you are eating local organic (i.e. no crazy hydroponic winter tomatoes). Living in utah that would mean the winters would bring a lot of grains, canned/bottled fruit and vegetables from the growing season etc. How does a fresh vegetable stew with some home made bread not sound good?
On rice - I actually tried growing rice in my apartment using 5 gallon buckets one suspended in the other so that there is a constant supply of water in the bottom (I think the term is self watering container). I just threw in some soil and tossed a hand full of organic brown rice and it sprouted within the week! I am not sure how much I could have grown had I taken it past that point but I was surprised that it even sprouted!
- pyre 17y agoThat's actually pretty cool that your tried to grow your own rice. My comment is mainly because I know there are a lot of people out there with only partial knowledge of the reasons behind things like 'local'. Some people think "it's not being shipped in from Mexico or Columbia so it's obviously not using as much energy" while others just do it to try and support local business. But that first group is grossly misinformed.