6. Farm to Table
โข Alice Waters:
Buying locally โ
โข taking care of the soil โ
organic produce /flavor
โข celebrating he harvest โ
i.e. her Garlic Festival in
Chez Panisse
7. shortening the stages of the production
of food โ harvest, storage, processing,
packaging, sales, consumption
Direct relationships between farmers,
chefs/restaurants/food establishments,
diners/families
โFarm โ to Table โ
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11. EXAMPLE : LEGUMES HAVE NODES THAT
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26. โข Our uniqueness
โข Our treasure is around us.
โข Our story is us. Tell your story.
โข Itโs time our bio-diversity is reflected even
more, in our ingredients, our cuisine
โข Reverence, Gratitude for what and who we
are.
27. โข Freshness โ peak condition โ nutrition and
flavor go hand in hand
โข Produce lasts longer
โข Provenance/traceability
โข The stories
BENEFITS OF FARM-TO-TABLE
28. From Margarita Foresโ Grace Park Facebook Page:
โBy sourcing our ingredients straight from the farm, it
allows us to serve healthy plates made with grace and less
carbon footprint.Happy and healthy eating to all!โ
29. โข The potential for customization, themes,
concepts, specialized cuisine
31. โ The time for Filipino cuisine is now. โ
To preserve our culinary traditions, then
we have to preserve our agricultural
traditions and produce.
To develop modern Filipino cuisine, we
have to re-discover , cultivate, preserve
our indigenous produce.
32. To Growers/Farmers
โข A larger portion of the final price of produce
that originated from him
โข Better produce/market match
โข Immediate feedback leads to less
waste/spoiled or unsold produce
BENEFITS OF FARM-TO-TABLE
33. BENEFITS OF FARM-TO-TABLE:
โข Growing several varieties of produce/livestock
is more sustainable โ more fertile and resilient
soil and environment.
โข Diversity also makes financial sense - โMany
eggs in many basketsโ
34. Benefits to Consumers
โข Even better tasting food; more choices
โข More nutritious food
Benefits to the Community
โข Stimulates the Local economy
โข Methods are not harmful to the local and
larger environment
BENEFITS OF FARM-TO-TABLE:
45. Adjusting to a New Market โ Restaurants,
Hotels, Caterers and Resorts
โข โDo you have it year-round?โ
โข โI want to help farmers โ pero mas mura sa
akin ha. โ
โข โWe import our produceโ.
โข โOh, so youโre still hereโฆโ
โข Terms
โข Quality โ no holes, no blemishes;customizing
โข โCan you plant โฆโฆ..?โ
64. (DEEPER) BENEFITS
OF FARM-TO-TABLE โ :
For Food Service Establishments/
Chefs/Restaurateurs, etc:
โข โSourcing from local producers is part of the
purity of being a chefโ
โข Truly provide a gustatory experience of the place
โ top restaurants
โข Potential diversity of produce means more tools
for the chefโs creativity
โข โEach produce has a storyโ โ Robbie Goco
65. To Growers/Farmers
โข To have an identity, tell your story, have
an important role
โข Truly a collaborator with the
chef/establishment ; โyour input is
important to usโ, โcarte blancheโ
(DEEPER) BENEFITS
OF FARM-TO-TABLE
66. Growers/Farmers
โข Potential for better value/ better profits
โข Knowing the customer intimately means
you can supply more effectively, more
profitably
โข A more sustainable enterprise
(DEEPER) BENEFITS
OF FARM-TO-TABLE
67. To Diners, Families, Tourists
โข A unique, pleasurable, memorable
experience of the place
โข An opportunity to really โtourโ or โtasteโ
the place
(DEEPER) BENEFITS
OF FARM-TO-TABLE
68. To the community
โข Inclusive
โข Impact on local economy โ culinary tourismโ
โข Pride for oneโs town
โข โThey have to come hereโ
โข Healthier, less-toxic environment
โข Bio-diversity is resilience
(DEEPER) BENEFITS
OF FARM-TO-TABLE
69. HOW DO WE START
โข Seek each other/ find those farms, visit those
food establishments
โข Enter each otherโs world: farm and kitchen
and service area
70. โข Farm/grower โ bring samples, get
orders, deliver/send/meet-up/outsource
logistics
โadd to the basketโ
Monitor sales
Referrals
โSweeperโ
โSeasonal chartโ
71. โข Restaurant:
Give an initial order
Facilitate/discuss deliveries
โAdd to the basketโ
Refer to others, Pool orders
72. Challenges of direct relationships
between food establishment and
farmer/producer
โข Producer:
Logistics -> options TRAFFIC!
โOne establishment at a timeโ - ->
cluster, sweeper, minimums
Synchronized production/
sourcing and marketing/distribution -
Need to know price/value more โ
More attention to detail
73. Challenges of direct relationships
between food establishment and
farmer/producer
Food establishment:
โข More exposed to fluctuations in
productivity/seasonality/weather
โข Delivery/availability
74. โข To the consumer:
Will we accept the seasonality of produce?
But what kind of agriculture will we
support? What kind of agriculture is it that we
want to feed us?
Challenges of direct relationships
between food establishment and
farmer/producer
75. CONCLUSION :
โข Farm to Table โ direct relationships
between farmers and restaurants will
enrich our food choices/ our culinary
offerings and experiences/ our culture
โข Will provide an opportunity for farms to
develop and grow/improve the quality of
life of our farmers, and their ability to
farm and continually supply their
customers
76. CONCLUSION:
โข Direct relationships will provide food
establishments with excellent and
diverse fresh ingredients
โข Stressing organic/environment friendly
farming practices will improve the taste
of produce, and help preserve the
environment, and the soilโs capability to
raise good produce
77. References:
โข The Chez Panisse Menu CookBook โ Alice Waters
โข 40 Years of Chez Panisse โ The Power of Gathering โ Alice Waters
and Friends
โข Carrots Love Tomatoes โ Secrets of Companion Planting for
Successful Gardening โ Louise Riotte 1975
โข The Third Plate โ Field Notes on the Future of Food
โข Green Planet โ How Plants Keep the Earth Alive โ Stanley A. Rice
โข The Soil and Health โ A Study of Organic Agriculture โ Sir Albert
Howard
โข Permaculture โ A Designerโs Manual โ Bill Mollison
โข The Soil will Save us โ How Scientists, Farmers and Foodies are
Healing the Soil to Save the Planet - Kristin Ohlson
โข CNN.com โ culinary journeys
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83. Farm to Table
Relationships, not just transactions
Community, more than convenience
Connection, instead of isolation
Flavor, more than quantity
84. The destiny of nations
depends on the manner
in which they feed themselves .
- Jean-Antheline Brillat-Savarin