Description
Food is a central part of life and the health of the planet. An estimated 10% of greenhouse gas emissions are caused by agriculture. Much research still needs to be done on energy, soil and water conservation measures that can help both the planet and farmers.
With an exponential population growth, we should also consider the sustainability of our diet, including what type of farming and what types of food are most sustainable. Additionally, we’ll also look at tech innovations for feeding a growing population.
Latest Posts
How to Grow Mushrooms in a Jar
If you’re looking for more sustainable food choices, one of the best ones — that…
How and Where Does Rice Grow?
The typical crop involves a seed, soil, water and sunlight for growth. However, only some…
What Herbs Can Grow Together Best?
Having fresh herbs at your fingertips greatly benefits at-home cooks and avid gardeners. In addition…
The Best Oat Milk Recipe (And 5 Ways to Enjoy!)
Eco-friendly, vegan, cheap, healthy and easy to make—it’s no wonder oat milk has skyrocketed in…
Top American Ethical Food Companies You Can Trust
The farming and food manufacturing industries are overrun with low-quality products, especially in the United…
5 Sustainable Gardening Ideas to Try Next Season
Many people look forward to warmer months when they can head outdoors and grow their…
Basics of Mushroom Foraging: 7 Steps for Beginners
Mushroom foraging is a fun way to explore nature and learn more about your local…
How to Tell the Difference Between Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms
Mushroom hunting can be a dangerous hobby. There are over 10,000 described species of mushrooms,…
How to Grow Herbs From Seeds
Nothing adds flavor to your food quite like fresh herbs. Basil and oregano spice up…
How to Use a Mushroom Growing Kit
Mushrooms are one of those foods people either love or hate. If you can’t imagine…
What Does a Flexitarian Diet Consist Of?
On the list of popular diets — paleo, vegan and keto — flexitarian is less…
6 Sustainable Farming Practice Basics for Your Homestead
Growing food at home decreases your carbon footprint by reducing your trips to the farmer’s…
