Food Sustainability Basics
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- In less than 25 years we won't have enough food to feed the planet!
Here are some Food Sustainability Basics to help you save more food at home and help create a more sustainable planet.
Let us know in the comments if you have any tips or tricks yourself! Plus see below for info on some of the cool things we covered.
Why Waste NZ:
- www.whywaste.co.nz/
The Urban Gangster:
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How To Make Your Own Almond Milk:
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- www.leafscore.com/eco-friendl...
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This is an excellent summary !!! well done !!
Practical tips like these are so helpful! Thanks PostHarvest team!
Thanks Gamify!
Plus there’s much more nutrients in home grown food so long as it’s grown without chemical sprays!! Permaculture and no dig are the future of growing food!
Good video, good content, thank you !
I would add one BIG thing. If I understood correctly, you said that cereal use a lot of water. Which is true. Many other videos on other channels compare the amount of water needed to grow cereal to feed humans with the amount of water needed to raise cattle (including the cereal needed to feed the cattle) and then feed humans. Clearly eating cereal uses less soil and less water than eating meat. Do you have a solution, other than eating cereal or meat ?
Also, thanks for mentioning the possibility of growing some of your own food. I grow all my vegetables and berries (for 12 months), plus one more time the same amount (which I then give to a food bank I can go to on foot). This way there is no waste at all.
This is so good! I need to learn to garden!
Imagine all of the things you could grow! #greenthumb
Watch Charles downing no dig gardening and look into permaculture systems like fruit tree guilds x best of luck!
A nice video, but I very much missed the information about the impact of MEAT and DAIRY... It's good to organise foods in the fridge, but, sincerely, reducing meat and dairy or switching to plant-based will serve the planet (and the people's health) much, much more...
Super helpful tips!
Thanks Joshua
i loved it thanks post harvest team
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Love it
Nice one team! As we say in New Zealand 'iwi te kupu, nui te korero' (small the talk, big the words) - big ups for packing so much great information/inspiration into such a clear, concise format!
Thank you WhyWaste! You guys are doing some great stuff. Keep feeding the earth :)
Soil erosion is big concern because unless soil get flooding or enough rain once a year most likely it erode and baren not grow
Excellent
You too!
I need a new fridge - need to have more of this stuff online - solution based
here you go: Top Sustainable Fridges:
- www.leafscore.com/eco-friendl...
I need to be better at organising my fridge. It’s chaos
We believe in you Mitchell!
We have a shelf in the fridge only for items that need to be eaten first. When you want to eat you check that shelf first!
Could ice cream and slurpee is better so it can he self replenishment by carbon capture
what?
Are alcohol better way nutrition supply...what about coffee and soda and chips are less costly
Good tips for the most part but No. 1 tip oddly left out (and for most people it is easy and simple): go vegan if you are not already.
Sorry, but it's totally disingenuous to describe almond milk as wasteful without mentioning the waste involved making cow milk!
I find it very strange that this video is about food sustainability but yet you don’t talk about going vegan, when animal products are the most harmful to our planet ?