Plant Based Briefing Podcast’s Post

The latest episode of the Picture This podcast is now available. A really thoughtful conversation on the interaction between food systems and the built environment. Give it a listen and get inspired!

Can people make a livelihood by setting up a BSFL plant? We covered the following in my conversation with Ykä Marjanen, from Manna Insect - Based on the price sensitive nature of the feed industry, shouldn't everyone consider BSFL as an alternative to Soya rather than fish meal - Local ecosystems, right awareness and solving for bio waste should be solved first - Not necessarily producing 100 tons will get you profits, try to make sure every kg is profitable - This is a business of dividends for investors in most aspects unless you bring in technology like Manna Insect - Agremarket should focus more on solving bio-waste at cost 0 or less, involving municipal bodies AGRIGUY PODCAST #foodwaste #bsfl #soya #fishfeed

We start to have a very good understanding on #bsf and #insect business challenges and how to solve them locally for a profitable business even compared to #soy. Manna Insect has been happy to share our knowledge with our customers and partners in all continents and accelerate to business. And also in our free webinars. #blacksoldierfly #insectfarming #agriculture #animalfeed

In this episode of The Art of Being Well podcast, I have the privilege to sit down with Robby Sansom, a leading voice in regenerative agriculture and the CEO of Force of Nature Meats. Together, we explore the profound impact of regenerative farming on our planet and our health. Robby shares his journey from studying regenerative agriculture globally to co-founding Force of Nature, a company dedicated to transforming our food system through sustainable practices. We discuss the environmental benefits of regenerative farming, the misconceptions around scalability in food production, and the nutritional advantages of regeneratively sourced meat. Whether you're interested in sustainable living, nutrition, or environmental stewardship, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps toward a healthier future. 🎧 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/e6KzVYGe

The Modern Homesteading Podcast - Episode 242 - How To Feed Your Garden: Compost, Compost Tea, Weed Tea and More

Thanks Lori Taylor for the work you do highlighting the good, the bad, the ugly of our industry. This episode explores how you can use the bad and the ugly for good. Ripe Revival exists to “Revive Communties Through Food” - and we hope you will join us as we work to bridge the gap between farm excess and food access!

Follow me @coffeecupchuck.com / chuckdoyle.com Good Morning People!!! Gabe Engelbert sat watching a podcast show on Youtube called ‘The Way Forward’. As he sat listening, Jim Gail (founder of Food Forest Abundance) spoke of permaculture and how to turn the lawn you already have, into a thriving food bearing environment. After listening to the show, he knew what he wanted to do with the rest of his life. From that moment he dedicated his time and energy to helping other human beings enjoy the gifts of growing their own foods. He does this by teaching them how to cultivate eco systems within their own spaces that thrive with minimal human assistance. Because of the interview he watched that day, Gabe was inspired to help seed the world. He now owns a thriving company called ‘Food Forest KC’. Might I also add, Gabe grows one hell of a peach. Happy Hump Day my Weekday Warriors. It’s been a few days since I’ve posted last and believe me when I say this, but I’ve missed you all. Reach out to Gabe if you’re interested in growing your own foods by googling Food Forest KC. Your KC metro area weather starts off in the upper 50’s and levels off by mid noon holding at about 81 degrees. Today’s topic is on, ‘The Importance Of Planting’. With so much hunger going on in our country today, how come we don’t plant food tree’s up and down each of our city streets? Also, how come our own government doesn’t encourage us into buying seeds to plant our own food? You see, by planting once to create the abundance that will feed us over and over again, we are assisting in fighting not only our own hunger, but also the hunger of others. So listen up People. In order to cure hunger so others can feed, simply open up the ground and drop in a seed. Get into the habit of planting your own foods People. Because at the rate the seeds are disappearing in our produce today, there may not be any seeds to gather from them to plant our own food tomorrow. So do me a favor today and go out there and plant something. It’s Ya Boy Coffee Cup Chuck Thank you for joining me for another powerful message. I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day and as always, Stay Positive People☕️😎👍🏾!

This what good soil does to plants ecobia.me https://lnkd.in/e8Pux9p6

This is reflects the Annelida mindset for focusing on soil health and a biology.

The new episode is out now! This week, we delve into the fascinating world of insect agriculture with Martin Zorrilla , CTO of Nutrition Technologies who sheds light on the transformative applications of insect farming, particularly using black soldier flies. 🪰 Key takeaways from the episode: - Insect protein as a sustainable alternative: Black soldier flies are being cultivated to replace unsustainable feed sources like fish meal in aquaculture and pet food. - Resource efficiency: Insect farming requires minimal space and resources compared to traditional agriculture, addressing global food security challenges. - Waste management superheroes: Black soldier flies excel at decomposing organic waste, promoting sustainable waste management practices. ♻️ - Untapped potential: Research is ongoing to optimize waste conversion and resource efficiency in insect farming. - A beacon of hope: Insect agriculture offers solutions for waste management, resource utilization, and food production, paving the way for a more sustainable future. Join us as we explore the transformative power of insect agriculture and envision a future where it plays a central role in building a resilient food system. Listen to the full episode here- https://lnkd.in/gwvcitUv #insectagriculture #sustainability #foodsecurity #futureoffood #foodproduction #technology #innovation