With a new week, we take a moment to admire the scenery of the Taiwan Farmland Landscape in Yilan. Plateaus of green are co-exist with man-made structures like concrete drains and the occasional pylon. Taiwanese planning and infrastructure for these farmlands are a sight to behold, with each field having 2 drains, one for fresh water and one for discharge.
At r+, we strive to work in harmony with the local environment to achieve sustainable growth for all by planning for the new rural.
Stir-Fried Taiwan Cabbage with Sakura Ebi, is a humble yet delicious dish. But to me, this is one of the best dishes in the world. The first ingredient is Sakura Ebi. Belying its small size, they are vey tasty. However, there are only 2 countries in which this variety of shrimps can be caught: Japan […]
Open to all r+ farm cycle participants: win an additional prize of a 4-day tour to Kampot for two*, all expenses paid. Attend our online webinar, watch our event video and leave a comment, or book a session with our team to learn about Co-farming For a Better Tomorrow to qualify to win. The additional […]
