Food & Agriculture

Info on Food & Agriculture

Food[60]
Food Inc.[27]
VEGANS[209]
VEGETARIANS[117]
Genetically Modified Food (GMOs)[359]
Food Waste[109]
FARMING / Agriculture[701]
Whole Food[19]
BIG MEAT[312]
Slow Food[11]
Rural Development / Agriculture in Developing Countries
Food Packaging[51]

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World Soil Day - December 5th

In 2020 "Keep soil alive, Protect soil biodiversity" is the campaign promoting the importance of healthy ecosystems. The challenges of soil management are becoming more difficult with our changing climate. Increasing food demands, loss of biodiversity, erosion and desertification are very real problems. World Soil Day promotes soil awareness, and actively encourages governments and communities to take action in improving the health of their soil, through education and local projects all over the world.

World Soil Day - December 5th

Veganism

Around 1 billion people live vegan around the globe: The numbers in Europe are still quite small, but the interest in veganism has increased noticeably in recent years. In supermarkets there are more and more vegan products and vegan restaurants are increasingly seen in the cityscape. The abandoning of animal products is justified with environmental, ethical and health reasons.

Veganism

The Folly of Eating Meat

A burger for lunch or kebab to go: the worldwide meat consumption has increased steadily in recent years. Meat in discounters is cheaper than ever. This is only possible because of factory farming, antibiotics and damage to the environment due to high feed imports and use of large agricultural areas. Everything has it's price! We should ask ourselves whether our high meat consumption is worth the consequences.

The Folly of Eating Meat

Organic Farming

Sustainable management of land, water and animals is difficult if meat and vegetables are cheap and available at any time in the supermarket. Fortunately, more and more people are realizing the value of sustainable agriculture and organic farming. Because in the long term the environment, our health and future generations will benefit from a responsible use.

Organic Farming

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