Chef-Xxxxxx Sample Clauses

Chef-Xxxxxx. ‌ All of the chefs mentioned a variety of ways they initiated their relationships with farmers and how they have sustained them. The four main approaches voiced were referrals, attending farmers markets, doing research, and by farmers knocking on their door. Participants expressed that in the past, when the internet was not as accessible, there was less information circulating for chefs to learn out about farms. Previously, chefs were largely reliant on referrals and farmers visiting their restaurants. As technology has progressed, chefs expressed that they can more easily discover farmers and contact them. While technology has assisted in these connections, referrals and personal relationships still remain valuable. Participant II illustrates how the process of meeting farmers has transformed over the years. So, I would just say that 20, 30 years ago, a lot of the farmers would actually come to your door and they'd bring their trucks and you got to meet them. And if you liked what you saw, then you start to do business with them. And then as we got more sophisticated with websites and emails, took a little while for the farmers to actually get that sophisticated, but eventually they did and now you're able to source right on the internet. So, before it was more you had to kind of rely on farmers to come to your back door, otherwise it's kind of hard to figure out who was doing what and how. Really, I mean no one was even Googling back then. So really it was about these guys knocking on the back door. You ask the questions and you start networking.74 Furthermore, the growth of local organizations and farmers markets assists in the process of making contacts and referrals; there are additional opportunities and outlets for chefs and farmers to establish relations. Participants expressed that once relationships between chefs and farmers have initiated it is imperative to preserve them. These interconnections can be complex and difficult to manage. They can be complicated because both players are passionate about their work, there is vulnerability to changes in their operations, and they require a lot of coordination. Upholding 74 Participant II, interview by Xxxxxx Xxxx, January 28 2020, interview 7. these bonds is about establishing a foundation of trust. This trust is developed by their being a sense of shared respect between the two parties. Participant I demonstrates this mutual respect when she said: “We have a personal relationship with them. It's not ...
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