sweetgreen | open source: young ginger
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2019
- David Blume, ginger guru and soil enthusiast, leads the charge at Whiskey Hill Farms in Watsonville, CA. As a studied ecologist, he’s an expert on the relationship between organisms and their environments. He’s created diverse ecosystems by polycropping (aka planting multiple crops together) to mimic the reality of nature and ultimately benefit the soil.
His 14 acre greenhouse farm mimics the environment of the tropics and allows him to grow turmeric, sugar cane, and of special interest to sweetgreen-young ginger, which we use in dressings and house-made frescas. We love young ginger because you can eat the skin and for its many health benefits including anti-inflammation, blood sugar regulation, and digestive relief. Surprisingly, it’s not a root - but actually a rhizome or an underground stem. Today, it’s most commonly used as a spice but the oil of ginger was historically used as medicine. The more you know.
Open Source is a new series from sweetgreen bringing you along on our journey to 100% transparency in food. Learn where every spice, seasoning, and salad ingredient comes from, who grows it, and how the future of real food looks (and tastes). Along the way you'll meet small farmers who are thinking differently, big farmers challenging the status quo, and the biggest issues facing the food industry today.
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America needs more people like David Blume. 🇺🇸 I've been an Ethanol user for 13 years. Never going back to gasoline.
Love love love. Please keep it coming
WOW! Why isn't he running things?!? Or at least the Dept of Agriculture...
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