Quote:Across 50 cities, it showcases farmers, chefs, scientists, fishermen and ranchers with ways that deviate from the "conventional" large agricultural and food system. Some of their methods emulate traditional farming - which only seem unique to newer generations - but most are new, innovative solutions to feed the world.
Quote: but most are new, innovative solutions to feed the world
why do americans always think of doing things with the world in mind ::confused::
who tell them the world needs to be fed by them ::confused::
who tell them that the world needs to be fed..and that world does not grow all the food it needs and more, then, now and forever ::confused::
the idea of a a hungry world is their own creation..to fool people into believing that there is shortage which there never was. they were creating a global market for american food products that's what by convincing others they had no food and needed american food.
let all these people produce clean food for america and let the world produce its own food and all will be well
I know a lot of people are opting for a more organic process of eating. This has been a trend becoming increasingly popular in the media over the past 7 years. A lot of people are weary about the food we buy in stores and would rather grow their own meals then rely on food approved by the government. I don't know if it will make much of a difference. The documentary certainly looks interesting. I just hope I don't see them killing the animals for a hamburger meal.
Quote: I just hope I don't see them killing the animals for a hamburger meal.
you does eat hamburger :o ::confused::
you might see dem killing the meat but is whether deh does put it in the hamburger.
the las' time I see a report it was wood chips in hamburgers. you might pay fuh meat. you might think is meat you eating, but is wood in yuh wiyah yuh getting. serious wood >
