This week on Food.Farmer.Earth, a look at small scale aquaponics, chef Robert Wiley demonstrates a southern style catfish fry recipe, the Weekly roundup, and more…
Small Scale Aquaponics
Ann Forsthoefel talks about the learning curve she has experienced developing her small scale aquaponics system of growing food she plans to sell to local markets.
Seafood Stories & Cooking Videos Playlist
This video playlist contains some of our seafood stories & how-to cooking demonstrations around the broad subject of sustainable seafood.
Food Farmer Earth Newsletter: Sustainable Seafood
We learn how to can sardines, and visit a sustainable seafood micro-cannery to see how albacore tuna is canned.
Jubilant New Orleans Jazz Urban Agriculture Community (video)
New Orleans may not be known for its healthy food habits, but thats about to change.
Carl Warner’s Foodscapes: Playing with your Food
December 06, 2010 Carl Warner creates an alternative reality – and what a alternative it is…using everyday whole foods Warner creates foodscapes that look delicious, yet other-worldly. He hopes his work will also be used as a vehicle to promote healthy eating – not just pretty pictures made of food, but actually doing some good. […]
KQED’s Quest: the Great White Shark
[Update: Since posting this video, KQEDondemand’s YouTube channel has made it for ‘private’ viewing only. I am hoping they will make it public, as it once was, for it is very informative. Sorry for any inconvenience.] February 01, 2010 KQED just posted a video on YouTube from their program Quest. This episode looks at the […]
A look into the Edible future
February 01, 2010 Washington Post journalist Jane Black, from her recent trip to the yearly Edible Institute conference in Santa Fe, NM, writes about the food trends seen for the upcoming year. Five are mentioned, including one about CSA’s evolving: “I’ve always loved the idea of community-supported agriculture, but the structure has always been too […]
5,000 Megawatts and 8 Million Clams: FLUPSY is Cool
January 29, 2010 Ron Masters, a Conservation & Waterways Commissioner (Point Lookout, NY), gives a tour of a solar powered FLUPSY (Floating Upweller System). This clam nursery ‘boat’ helps the community environmentally and economically. “When the baby clams grow big enough to leave the nursery, they are deposited in local beds to support both recreational […]
Environmental Group Gives First-Time Nod to Sustainable Salmon-Farming Method
January 19, 2010 New way to farm salmon has received endorsement from Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch. The AquaSeed Corporation raises the coho salmon from eggs in closed, fresh water pens, at a 1:1 per pound feed ratio. In the past it has been noted that it took upwards of 4 pounds of fish food […]
