Many Filipino families have a knack for food production. Farming skills and practices of old family members are passed down to younger generations by default.
, and longan are among the fruit-bearing trees in her backyard that flourish in the summertime, too.
She maximizes various organic materials on her farm like decaying leaves, animal dung , and worm castings for fertilizer. Every summer, the Woodwards irrigate the whole farm using a deep well due to infrequent rain. Companion planting is also employed to save space and water. Growing plants that can naturally repel insects also protects crops from any infestation.
These are fresh turmeric rhizomes that take at least ten months to mature in the ground. Adele serves turmeric tea with calamansi for her child who has an autoimmune disease.
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