Food systems are the processes involved in food production, distribution, and disposal (managing wasted food). It’s not only what happens on the farm. Most people understand food systems as linear, and simple way of growing food, however, instead it’s too…
Imagine that you own many farms in a European country and you sell meat. One day you realize that people are not buying from you anymore, because meat is being sold cheaper in state-run stores. After some time, professions like…
Humanity has always lived in societies. Some are rich, some are poor. Some are full, others are hungry… But no matter what, humanity has always needed food. If you’re reading this blog, chances are you have access to enough food…
Imagine that there are two completely different opinions about you. One group of people believes that you saved 1,000,000,000 people from starvation, while others say that what you did actually caused major problems in the world. Yes, that person is…
In every area of life (IT, engineering, education, sports, etc.), there are topics whose answers haven’t been fully found for years. For example, in IT people can’t agree on the “best programming language”, in GYM opinions differ on the most…
In the 1900s, food security was described with a single definition: “Food Security is an access to sufficient food.” But later this term was changed and replaced with the following: Food security is achieved when all people, at all times,…
We have all probably heard about Climate Change. In this blog, we will briefly learn what climate change is, look at what causes it, then explore its impacts on agriculture and how we can reduce those impacts. But first, let’s…
Data collection is a very important and useful process in agriculture. Especially in farming, it helps make the work more efficient and high-quality. In this blog, we’ll talk about how working with data can help in 4 main areas of…
Last decade the use of freshwater was 3999 km3 per year, which is over 1 trillion gallons! Can you imagine that? Human used 1 trillion gallons of freshwater a year. However, the interesting part is that most of it —…
This post continues from the last one. In that specific lesson, we also learned what biodiversity is. I’ll break down everything. First of all, what is it? Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth. For example, all plants, all…
