D2D on the Farm: Support Local Farms
Consumers love buying locally grown produce. But it seems consumers are also dictating how farmers should grow their crops. This is influencing how farmers do their job.
Read Moreby dirttodinner | Apr 18, 2018 | D2D on the Farm, Sustainable Agriculture | 0
Consumers love buying locally grown produce. But it seems consumers are also dictating how farmers should grow their crops. This is influencing how farmers do their job.
Read Moreby ldhurst | Mar 26, 2018 | Global Food and You | 0
Do you know where your coffee comes from? How it is grown, harvested, processed, and roasted? Coffee is so much more than a wonderful morning pick-me-up.
Read Moreby ldhurst | Mar 15, 2018 | D2D on the Farm, Global Food and You | 0
Did you know that 80% of the leafy greens and berries grown in the USA during the spring, summer, and fall come from the same region? Join D2D as we explore the farms of Salinas Valley, CA!
Read Moreby ldhurst | Mar 1, 2018 | D2D on the Farm, Farmer Spotlight, Sustainable Agriculture | 0
This week D2D visited a CSA farm in Boynton Beach, FL. One of the most interesting conversations we had was about one of the most heavily debated topics in Ag. You guessed it…GMOs.
Read Moreby ldhurst | Dec 13, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
What does sustainability mean to farmers? How do farmers successfully farm their land in a sustainable manner?…
Read Moreby ldhurst | Dec 7, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
What does sustainability mean to government regulators? How do local or national governments work with NGOs, farmers…
Read Moreby ldhurst | Nov 7, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
What does sustainable agriculture mean to big corporations? Do corporations reach across the aisle to government regulators, NGOs, farmers and consumers…
Read Moreby ldhurst | Nov 2, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
What is sustainability? How do non-government organizations (NGOs), corporations, governments, farmers, and consumers address sustainability? And how does this affect you, your food, and the environment?
Read Moreby ldhurst | Oct 12, 2017 | Global Food and You | 0
D2D recently had the opportunity to visit salmon farms in Norway. We were able to experience the impressive undertaking of these aquacultures first hand. Unfortunately, the sustainability of farmed salmon continues to be misunderstood. So, we are thrilled to be able to share this experience with our readers and educate on this important industry.
Read Moreby ldhurst | Sep 27, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
The importance of healthy soil cannot be underestimated. Healthy soil has a direct impact on food security and our environment. But world soils are in the infirmary. They need more carbon to bring them back to health. Can we take carbon out of the air, and put it back into soils?
Read Moreby ldhurst | Sep 13, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
There’s an increasingly widespread— and extremely important— ingredient in our global food system…It’s not a new nutrient. Not a preservative. Not a new flavoring. Not a new GMO.
And certainly not another other food ingredient….
by ldhurst | Aug 31, 2017 | Sustainable Agriculture | 0
While we are constantly inundated with the potentially dire consequences of climate change, what we don’t hear about is how increased levels of carbon dioxide actually helps plants grow. Trees and crops thrive on CO2 and grow faster and better with more carbon in the air. This CO2 fertilization effect has positive implications to help feed our growing population.
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When you think of #local #produce, what do you think you’re getting? 44% of us believe we’re getting #organic goods, but #farmers must be given options based on their crops. Read our latest post to see why it’s helpful that farmers make the choice: http://ow.ly/1NGf30jzXvt ... See MoreSee Less
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