The hottest Food production Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Health & Wellness Topics
The Glenn Meder Newsletter 98 implied HN points 02 Mar 23
  1. Our society is strong yet fragile due to our interdependence on a global supply chain system.
  2. It's important for communities and individuals to strive for anti-fragility by achieving independence, especially in terms of food supply.
  3. Attending educational events and learning about self-reliance, like through growing your own food, can help in becoming more anti-fragile.
The Rotten Apple 31 implied HN points 03 Jul 23
  1. Food document fraud comes in different categories and can have serious consequences for food safety.
  2. Key attributes of a good food safety auditor include appropriate training, experience, and a detail-oriented mindset.
  3. Commercial bakeries, wineries, and breweries rely on specialized yeast suppliers to provide pure yeast products for their production processes.
WeBeGreen 1 HN point 24 Jan 24
  1. Incumbent industries often fail to adapt to new technologies, leading to their downfall. This trend is evident in various historical disruptions like the shift from horses to cars.
  2. New technologies can significantly disrupt entire industries, as seen with the examples of the horse industry being replaced by automobiles and the shift from whale oil to kerosene.
  3. Innovations like cellular agriculture are poised to revolutionize the food system, offering a more sustainable way to produce animal-based food items without the need for traditional agriculture practices.
Climate In Colour 0 implied HN points 06 Mar 23
  1. Gene editing is seen as a technology that can revolutionize food production and help us adapt to climate change.
  2. There is debate on whether gene editing is a viable solution for climate change or just another technological fix.
  3. Climate In Colour Deep Dives offers in-depth coverage of climate justice, science, and technology.
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westafricaweekly 0 implied HN points 27 May 23
  1. Akwa Ibom farmers have transitioned from subsistence farming to commercial production of essential vegetables.
  2. The state government's initiatives and support have played a significant role in boosting vegetable cultivation in Akwa Ibom.
  3. Vegetables traditionally grown in Northern Nigeria are now successfully cultivated in Akwa Ibom, bridging the supply gap and promoting food security.