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Farms supplying edible insects

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The Armstrongs are the originators of America's Cricket Growing Industry. We've been servicing pet stores and fish bait shops for over 60 years!

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Elevage et vente d'insectes comestibles. #InsectesPourTous #Entomophagy #EdibleInsects

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Healthy. Sustainable. Bugs. Farming EdibleInsects in Australia since 2007 healthy & delicious buggy food designed by our Entomologist | Food Scientist @bugshop1

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#Cricketflour #edibleinsects #insectprotein, the planet's most sustainable superfood! Leading the #protein #revolution #cricketpowder, #ediblebugs #entomophagy

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1ère ferme d’élevage d’#insectes comestibles (de qualité) en #France 🐛 #MIAM Ténébrions meuniers & Grillons domestiques au menu ! #edibleinsect #entomophagie

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Leading #agri-tech company producing #effective and #sustainable #food #ingredients from Alphitobius Diaperinus that we breed ourselves on an industrial scale

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Leading #Insect #Protein and #nutrients company. #Insectproteins for a #sustainable #Food #Future within planetary boundaries, founder of #footprintarian

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Rocky Mountain Micro Ranch - CO's first & only #EdibleInsects food since 2015. Tweets from #FemaleFounder @wlu

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Insect City Utopia: Inside the 'Cricket Reactor'

Jakub Dzamba did not stop at a consumer-friendly countertop farm, but has imagined whole urban landscapes that have the mass production of edible insects built in to their fabric, with heat, warmth, waste and sustainability all addressed. As is often the case with new design and architecture, it's feels simultaneously like far-fetched science fiction, and something that's just around the corner. More →

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From shrub to tub: can palm-dwelling weevils help tackle hunger?

It could be the food of the future – with no fans at the French Riviera. Can the mass production of palm weevil larvae solve hunger and malnutrition in Ghana? More →