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
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EarthOptics has joined the world of podcasting! Follow and listen to Piper Smith and Gunnar Bodvarsson talk about soil, agriculture, and other hot topics!
Surprise! We have a podcast! 🚨 Join us on Grounded, where we dive deep into the world of soil health and agriculture. Each episode features insightful conversations with leading experts revolutionizing how we understand and manage our soil. From sustainable farming practices to the latest in soil technology, we explore healthy soil's crucial role in our ecosystems and food systems. 🌱🎙️ Whether you're a seasoned farmer, an agriculture enthusiast, or simply curious about the ground beneath your feet, "Grounded with EarthOptics" offers valuable knowledge and inspiring stories to keep you informed and engaged. Check out our first episode here: https://lnkd.in/ewjfsMVq #GroundedPodcast #SoilHealth #AgTech #SustainableFarming #EarthOptics #NewPodcast
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Ready to Unlock the Secrets to Sustainable Weed Control? Let's dive deep into the world of agriculture with Harpe Bio Scientific Advisor, Stephen Powles! Discover how embracing diversity and staying vigilant in the pursuit of new and effective solutions can: Secure a resilient future for weed control Preserve the productivity and sustainability of our agricultural systems Join the conversation on Episode 5 of the Modern Agriculture Podcast at https://lnkd.in/gHZkfBAf
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It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB
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It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB
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It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB
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Join us in our latest podcast episode as we dive deep into the world of development banks and their role in financing factory farming. Our special guest, Alessandro Ramazzotti from the International Accountability Project, sheds light on the intricate web of funding, the loopholes being exploited, and the vital work of the Stop Financing Factory Farming coalition (S3F). In this insightful conversation, Alessandro explains the mission and goals of the International Accountability Project and how development banks are fueling factory farming and why this is a global concern. He also discusses the Early Warning System (EWS) and its role in monitoring harmful projects, sharing success stories from the S3F coalition in stopping detrimental projects. Alessandro emphasizes how listeners can get involved and support sustainable, humane farming practices. Tune in to learn how development finance impacts our environment and communities, and discover ways to join the movement for a more sustainable future. Listen via your favorite platform at https://lnkd.in/eM5VWsav #asia #animals #asiaforanimals #podcast #farmedanimals #foodsystems #divestment #development #policy
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"We need to recarbonize our soils, and we need to decarbonize our atmosphere." In this podcast episode, Fibershed Executive Director Rebecca Burgess discusses Fibershed's work and vision for the future of #RegenerativeAgriculture. Listen to the episode from International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) here.
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Host of the Deep Seed podcast 🎙️Regenerative Food Systems | Agroecology | Sustainable Diets | Rewilding & Biodiversity 🌿
Pretty much all the biggest companies and countries in the world have pledged to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 (or earlier). There are two ways to get there: 1. Reduce emissions as much as possible 2. Remove carbon from the atmosphere Experts agree: we should focus on reducing emissions first and only then use carbon credits to offset the remaining emissions. But, many companies skip straight to buying carbon credits to 'offset' their emissions. Here’s the problem: these credits are traded on the 'voluntary carbon market,' which is unregulated. This allows companies to claim they are green by buying cheap credits that often have zero positive impact on the climate. Not all carbon credits are bad. Some organizations do amazing work! For example, Soil Capital works with farmers transitioning to regenerative agriculture who improve soil health and store carbon in the soil. They measure and certify using a solid methodology and they focus on insetting rather than offsetting. In this case, buying certificates to lower your scope 3 emissions within your supply chain makes sense. However, buying random credits for projects like protecting an allegedly endangered forest in the Amazon doesn’t help much. That brings me to today’s topic: the EU Commission is developing a framework for robust, trustworthy, transparent, and permanent carbon credits. It's called the Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF). I had the privilege of discussing this with Christian Holzleitner, the head of unit for Carbon Removals at the EU Commission. He’s leading the team working on this new framework. I found our conversation was fascinating. We discussed how the CRCF could boost the transition to regenerative agriculture and agroforestry by rewarding farmers and foresters for their efforts. A key highlight was our debate on nature-based 🌱 vs. technology-based 🦾 carbon removal solutions. I pushed quite strongly for nature-based solutions, and while Christian agreed, he also offered some interesting counterarguments. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Listen to the full conversation on the latest Deep Seed podcast episode to find out more 🎧 Available on all streaming platforms (link in the comments below)
New Episode 🌿 I had the privilege to meet with Christian Holzleitner to discuss how carbon markets can drive the transition to regenerative agriculture and significantly impact our fight against climate change. We address the challenges of the current voluntary carbon market and the importance of developing a robust and transparent certification system to ensure the integrity and effectiveness of carbon removal efforts. One highlight of the conversation is our debate about nature-based 🌱 vs technology-based 🦾 carbon removal solutions. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Listen to the full conversation on the latest Deep Seed podcast episode to find out more 🎧 Available on all streaming platforms (link in the comments below) ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ This podcast was produced in collaboration with Soil Capital, a company that supports regenerative agriculture for food system resilience and climate action by financially rewarding farmers who enhance soil health.
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