What is sustainability when it comes to food? Is feeding chicken to fish environmentally sound? That’s what Chef Dan Barber asked himself as he tried to keep sustainable fish on his menu. And then he found his true love: a fish from a farm that is an example of how we can raise food that tastes great by working WITH our environment. This is a funny and thought provoking video that just might give you ideas for your own operation. So take a 19-minute break, grab a beverage and enjoy.
How I Fell In Love With A Fish
- Published: 5 years ago on June 6, 2016
- By: Kathy Voth
- Last Modified: June 6, 2016 @ 1:04 pm
- Filed Under: Consider This
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Somewhere around the 15 minute mark he states that the businesses of this world seem to be in the business of liquidation. No matter how depressing that sounds to you at first know that it is the truth and a Biblical investigation can show how this earth and your family don’t have to be the victims of a close out sale and you don’t have to view Heaven as the only option. JW.o.r.g This type of farming and sustainable activities I call Millennial thinking and will persist to human joy when all the bankrupt orgs and guvs are shut down.