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Sariwa Farm ("fresh" in Tagalog) is a half acre acre plot in the Pacific Northwest, unceded Coast Salish territory, specializing in pesticide free Filipino vegetables.
Hello folks-Over the next two-three months I am uploading videos of farm related activities to this YouTube channel as a way to document my learnings on planting, seed saving, and cooking. Subscribe and keep in touch with me this way. Also IG@Sariwa farm is another way to keep connected with me.
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Sariwa Farm Friday....CSA ready for you. Thank you for supporting local farmers.
Find us at Delridge Farmers Market today from 11am-3pm at White Center (9421 18th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98106). Locally grown Asian veggies. We were also featured in Seattle Times with other local Asian farmers. Come through!
https://www.seattletimes.com/life/food-drink/whys-it-so-hard-to-find-locally-grown-asian-vegetables-these-seattle-area-farmers-are-trying-to-change-that/
First Nations - Land Rights and Environmentalism in British Columbia
The website firstnations.eu documents in pictures with commentary the environmental havoc caused by European settler society to the pre colonial world of what is now known as British Columbia (BC). It argues that the road back to environmental sanity must go through the restitution of past wrongs to...
Checking out the winter damage at the farm, it actually looks better than previous years. We will have garlic my friends!
Magandang umaga, beautiful morning everybody. Part of my farm work is cultural work, the passing on of my Philippine culture and history--I do it through food and farming, as well as art and theatre. For folks and family interested in learning Tagalog, playwriting and children's theatre, check out these online courses from renowned artists and educators this Spring. A few spaces are still left and you can register for the following here: 1) Intermediate Tagalog (age 16+) 2) Children's Theatre (8-13 yrs), and 3) Playwriting (age 16+): 1)https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTAzMjE3 2)https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTAzMjQ0 3)https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTAzMjQ2
Register for Cora Cooks Pancit! Filipino Storytime and learn to cook Pancit with Chef Melissa Miranda of Musang Seattle. Sariwa Farm veggies were included in the CSA box! Register to catch the 11am show today! https://bit.ly/filipinostorytimeseaxmusang
Join us for this extra special and extra tasty collaboration between Seattle Tagalog Meetup organizers x Melissa Miranda of Musang (https://www.musangseattle.com/). We'll be reading Cora Cooks Pancit by Dorina K. Lazo Gilmore.
Sariwa Farm Bawang. They have cured and can be stored to last through winter. Remember to check out Cora Cooks Pancit Storytime by Musang Seattle with Chef Melissa Miranda, Saturday 9/26 at 11am. Register here: https://washington.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAvdu2pqjIpG90x7B6IMQ4atRrvCLFeb-9A
Seed saving the bitter melon for next season. Parya is beloved in my region in the Philippines, which is Pangasinan. This is a tropical plant that thrives in sun and heat, which is madness trying to grow it in the PNW cold and rain. But because our concentrated summer gives us up to 14 hours of sunlight, it can work. If you have ideas on how to preserve the fruit and leaves let me know. 🙂 Be safe out there farmers and workers.
My big brothery (Kuya) Felix shared this with me. Granted it is a commercial but how adorable is this?! It's in Tagalog where you see little kids singing and expressing their joy of eating vegetable soup (sinabawang gulay). "Life is more colorful with vegetable soup, every sip will give you joy, you will get stronger and feel you can do anything.".....They are right you know.
With Sharleen, Nash and Aaron. The 4th song of Makulay ang Buhay Story! Salamat sa mga tumangkilik!
We did a show last night! Arkipelagroove 2020, a harvest and music festival in the Sammamish Valley. We apologize for the stuttering in the 7pm show, here's the recorded version with HD option for viewing. We will have it up over the weekend and will archive it by Monday. Thank you for viewing! https://youtu.be/CwSYV_Ag8Ds
Velasco Arts presents ARKIPELAGROOVE 2020, the second annual music and harvest festival in the Sammamish Valley featuring Filipinx artists and Sammamish Vall...
Tonight! 7pm!
TONIGHT is Arkipelagroove, a (virtual) music and harvest festival in the Sammamish Valley. This year we are featuring artists, Nic Masangkay, Drea Castillo, Roxie Torres, Maritess Zurbano, Rogue Pinay, and Cynthia Alexander. We are also highlighting Thai Thao Farms, Theary Flowers and Produce, and Sariwa Farm. With special organization feature that includes Centro Cultural Mexicano and Foundation for Philippine Progress. A special shoutout to the creative team: Technical Director Ai Lalo, Filmmaker and Editor, Jenji Gumiran, and Graphic Designer Roxie Torres! Go to the facebook event page at 7pm and click on the Discussion tab to watch, host a watch party and donate to the artists, farmers and community organizations. Kitakits tonight!!
https://www.facebook.com/events/577833359563085
"Workers and workers’ rights organizations say these outbreaks and the subsequent swell of infections in the Central Valley point to a devastating truth: that we are each only as protected as our least protected; as vulnerable as our most vulnerable.
'“You can appear to contain the spread among middle-class workers but when it reaches those workers who are furthest on the margins, who are most disadvantaged, the virus is going to spread,” said Edward Flores, a sociology professor at the University of California, Merced."''
The virus is surging in the Central Valley, where hundreds of thousands labor in the food industry. Workers say companies did little to prevent the spread
The Kamatis Challenge...throw down to see how well we know our tomatoes.
If Sariwa Farm does an impromptu CSA this week, would folks be interested?
White people own 98 percent of rural land. Young Black farmers want to reclaim their share.
Innovations by Black farmers remain at the core of sustainable agriculture today.
The rabbits got to our first batch of ripe tomatoes, harvested the ripe ones before they come back to the buffet line. Teaching my girl how to use a slingshot. The collards are outgrowing the slug buffet at least. And who is ready for sitao and sanditas?
Sunday at Sariwa Farm...the harvest season edition!
Harvested 1st bed of garlic. Asian Tempest.
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