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I was wondering what you did with the Cabbage leaf in Canada. Back here in Kerala, South India, I have some off season Cabbages. Temperature here is close to a 100 deg F. I won’t get any cabbages. May be I can eat the leaves making a soup.
BTW, I am planning to migrate to Canada as a farmer. There are some Visa openings for farmers who are willing to purchase farm land in Canada and join the farming community. I would highly appreciate your valuable advise.