Farm at Home for Meal Worms

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i think for actual food security, the best thing to do is to control your own food. A like farm at home farms that you can kind of buy, ye, a kick starter right now. With our hive, you can grow healthy meal worms in a small space in your home. I wonder if freezer, if running freezers is energy? Yes, i think that's part of it too. Is it a lot of energy? And i've definitely heard kind of whispers of, we to change this as we scale up.

DO YOU CARE ABOUT THE APOCALYPSE? Okay cool. No matter what your diet, get this episode in your ears. Entomophagy Anthropologist Dr. Julie Lesnik -- an enthusiastic expert on bug eating -- breaks down the human past, present and future of insect cuisine for our surging population. If you're considering cutting back on meat, or if you're a vegan helping others explore more sustainable options, Dr. Lesnik will get you pumped as hell for changing mindsets. We talk about grasshopper tacos, ant omelettes, the nature of life, humane bug slaughter, water conservation, deep-fried scorpions, at-home mealworm farming, cricket chips, protein needs and the cultural biases that are literally killing us. Also: termite farts.

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