French farm offers sustainable food from edible insectsAn edible insect farm in France offers a new source of protein for our diet, specifically mealworms to be eaten in the form of cakes or bread or simply as an appetiser.Read the Article
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Insect feed could tackle climate and nature crisis -...Insect feed could tackle climate and nature crisis -... | Sustainable Responsible BusinessRead the Article
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Using bugs as animal feed can cut down deforestation: ReportAccording to a World Wildlife Fund (WWF) report, insect protein could replace 20 per cent of the UK’s imports of soya by 2050. It found that just under half of the demand for insect protein can be met by British producers. The study outlines a plan for [...]
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How insects can help stop the destruction of the natural world – Mike BarrettFood is one of life’s greatest pleasures.Read the Article
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Without Bugs, We Might All Be DeadThere are 1.4 billion insects per person on this planet and we need (almost) every one of them.Read the Article
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UK Govt urged to develop financial support for insect farming - All About FeedUsing insect meal to replace soy in fish and livestock feed could cut the UK’s future soy footprint by a fifth, protecting vital ecosystems such as theRead the Article
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‘Huge potential’ for insect feeds, claim Tesco and WWFAround 240,000 tonnes of insect meal per year could potentially be sourced from UK insect farmsRead the Article
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‘Big lumps of protein’: Zimbabwe’s edible-insect farmerNutritious, packed with protein and easy to grow, one insect farmer is promoting crickets as a sustainable food source.Read the Article
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Nutritional Qualities and Enhancement of Edible Insects - PubMedOver the last decade, the urgency to find alternative and sustainable protein sources has prompted an exponential increase in the interest in insects as a human food source. Edible insects contribute suitable amounts of energy and protein, fatty acids, and micronutrients to the human diet. Nutrition…Read the [...]
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New Documentary Tackles the issue of Declining Insect Populations - The Open NewsA new documentary by director Georgina Willis is due for completion later this year. Insect O Cide is a documentary that highlights the vital importance of insects to life on earth. In recent years there has been a fair bit of publicity regarding [...]
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Why aren’t we eating bugs? — Stone Pier PressWhy insect cuisine is taking off, and how to get over the ick factor.Read the Article
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South Korean mealworm producer targeting sharp hike in production by 2025KEIL Co. Ltd. is planning to massively increase its production of mealworms to meet demand from industries as South Korea subsidizes fishmeal alternatives.Read the Article
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Why St Davids is Wales’ rising eco starFrom bug restaurants to meadow regeneration, Britain’s smallest city packs quite a green punch, finds Kerry WalkerRead the Article
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Insect Farming: Lansing science teacher turns his insects into mealsA Lansing science teacher is farming insects and turning them into meals.Read the Article
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Are Insects The Answer To Our Food Crisis? | Nature inFocusA protein-rich insect diet, or entomophagy, could be the key to unlocking our quest for sustainable food sources to feed the fast-growing human populationRead the Article
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Opinion | Why Americans have started eating bugsWe all need a change for our collective good right now, and this one comes pan-fried.Read the Article
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Let’s go predatory bug huntingPredatory bugs aren’t as scary as they sound, writes Janine Kennedy. They are a great indicator of biodiversity in your garden and on the farm.Read the Article
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Next up for post-mask America: Eat your bugs!by WorldTribune Staff, June 21, 2021 NBC News, which has been biting at the chomp to gallop past CNN in the Woke Network Derby for some time now, is serving up its latest soulless globalist fare. A…Read the Article
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Edible insect farming and big bug dreams | Cult MTLMontreal company Tricycle takes a unique approach to insect farming, revealing how edible insects could very well be the future of food .Read the Article
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Would you eat fruit flies? This company is betting on it - ISRAEL21cFlying SpArk is counting on moving past the ‘yuck factor’ to offer a sustainable, non-GMO, inexpensive protein alternative.Read the Article
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Turning garbage into food? Worm farm in south Phoenix grows sustainably in the desertHow can your food waste turn into something edible? The Arizona Worm Farm in south Phoenix wants to show you how.Read the Article
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You can eat these 6 Maine bugs when you can’t find cicadasDespite the backlash from animal rights activists (and some allergic reactions), eating insects has a long history and a continued legacy around the world — one that Americans are just starting to tap into.Read the Article
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Ohio restaurant tests out pizza topped with CICADASThe Pizza Bandit in Dayton, Ohio tested out what it calls a Spicy Thai Cicada Pie. It was made with blanched and sautéed locally foraged cicadas, cheese, and hoisin sriracha sauce.Read the Article
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Earth Notes: Eat More Bugs!Close to a decade ago, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization issued a report with a six-legged directive: eat more bugs. With the humanRead the Article
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The biggest problem with eating insects isn’t “ew”The question isn’t “is it gross?”; it’s “is it ethical?”Read the Article
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This farm is breeding insects to replace pesticidesThe bugs are bred to protect the crops from harm and encourage pesticide-free produce.Read the Article
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Yummy photo of edible insect elicits nostalgia among NigeriansThere are more than 1,900 edible insect species, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.Read the Article
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Farming bugs for a sustainable future | Bedfordview Edenvale News“Because insects are so anatomically different to humans, the risk of catching diseases is much lower.”Read the Article
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High Schoolers Are Eating Cicada Tacos in New JerseyAn ongoing cicada invasion, being environmentally conscious, and a healthy dose of protein are a few factors behind these kids munching on cicadas.Read the Article
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Cicada myths explained: Here’s the buzz about this summer’s bugCicadas are arriving in 15 states. What are they? Do they bite or sting? Why do they only come out once every 17 years? Here’s what to know.Read the Article