Community Supported Agriculture. How do we know where our food comes from?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

ECONOMICS “The Study of Money”

Advertisements

Good Food Good Mood COMENIUS Multilateral school partnerships GB1-COM From the field to the table By Rossi & Capuani.

SSS Framework. Provides the structure for the analysis which discusses an issue or happening.

Lasting -vs- Organic Farming from a Dutch perspective.

The Rodale Institute works with farmers, educators and policymakers worldwide To achieve a regenerative food system that renews and improves environmental.

[ 6.4 ] From Family Farms to Commercial Farming

Example:  You are in charge of all the income for your home and you have to decide how the money you have each month is spent. What do you spend it on?

WHO NEEDS AGRICULTURE ANYWAY? LESSON 2 AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CLUSTER.

The Impact of HIV and AIDS on Agriculture and Food Security in the SADC Region From Research to Action.

Types of Economic Systems

Growing Chocolate Simulation. What do you know? On one side of your index card, write words you associate with chocolate. On the other side, write words.

End World Hunger Alexis Ayers.

What is Fair Trade? Global Geography 12 Seminar Presentation Ms. Crews.

Growing Chocolate Simulation. Simulation:Growing Cocoa Beans You are going to experience what happens to cocoa farmers when they are paid for their cocoa.

Gender equity in water management Vasudha Pangare Director World Water Institute.

Economic Activities Lesson 1- Introduction to Economics Lesson 2- Economics & Culture Component of Culture #3.

Learning about the Global Environment by Eating Hamburgers! Seminar in Policy Studies - Introduction -

Economic Systems Defined and Explained

What Happened In England ?

How Geography affects Population

A Economics Review Activity Setup Directions:  Type a vocabulary word on each of the following 10 slides in the subtitle textbox. When complete, run.

 What is a food mile?  Processed food travels, on average, 1300 miles prior to being consumed  Fresh produce travels, on average, 1500 miles before.

Patterns of Human Settlement

History What are the BIG Ideas?. What are the BIG ideas in history? Throughlines (themes) Guide us through the course material in every unit we study.

How does free trade help secure food supplies? What does increased biofuel production do for food security? Is it high prices or low prices for food which.

Chapter 3, Section 4 Economic and Political Systems.

Global Economy Chapter 11. Industrial Revolutions The process that takes place when technological innovations lead to more efficient and sophisticated.

Food Teams A direct link between producer and consumer.

Virtual Academy for the Semi Arid Tropics Course on Coping with Drought About Drought After completing this Lesson you have learned to answer: 1.Why most.

28 October 2015 Economic Development Development Gap Reasons for and how to solve...

Section 3: Mexico Today (page 178)

Practicalaction.org/europafrica DCI-NSAED/2010/

(Reading, Speaking & Writing) Book 4 Unit 2. What do we put on the soil to make crops grow ? What do we put on the soil to make crops grow ? It is fertilizer.

FROM HUNTERS & GATHERERS TO FARMERS. HUNTER-GATHERER.

By: Saad Al-Mana Grade 9C 3/11/2011. Getting Involved For this Community and Service I have chosen which is Candy Gram I actually had three jobs. My first.

Trends in Today’s Business World P2 + M2. What is a Trend? In pairs, discuss what you think the word “TREND” means. “A general development in a situation.

Economically and environmentally speaking, what are the benefits of what are the benefits of local farmer markets? local farmer markets?

Chapter 2- American Society and Its Values

How is Local Food Good for Our Economy?. The system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and bought that helps us determine how to use limited.

WHY YOU SHOULD PURCHASE LOCAL Executive Chef Rick Wright.

Coffee Derek Miller Jenna Fidel Castro Paige Waldron Period 12.

Is there more to development than wealth?. What is the definition of wealth? Wealth (or ECONOMIC WELL-BEING) is purely based on money but does not include.

Native Plants: Seeds.

Why Buy Local Food? Food is taken for granted We’ve forgotten how food is grown and who grows it and how fresh food tastes.

Food and Nutrition: Food Groups. What does it mean to be healthy?

Native Plants and Animals: Introduction to Habitats.

Food Systems: Processing. How is the food we eat made?

Food and Nutrition: Food Labels. How do we know what we are eating?

Life in Pico Union is not just full of violence. Pico Union is an exciting place to live. It is exciting because you could chill in the park, play soccer,

Food Systems: Production, Processing, Distribution, Consumption

Food and Nutrition: Healthy Choices. What choices do we make when we eat?

Fairtrade By Evie Taylor.

What is Economics How people or groups make choices about what to do with scarce resources. We can’t have everything we want (unlimited wants) We have.

Healthy Soil: Dirt for Lunch. Where Does Our Food Come From? Grocery Store Restaurant School.

Econ and Me Review Click on the button to begin..

Exploring Regional Food Systems Examining Farmers’ Markets.

Native Plants and Animals: Native Food. What foods are native to Wisconsin?

Our Personal Food System: Food and Physical Activity.

Japanese work. Japanese money is called yen. Japanese people buy lots of presents. They are very polite. They bring small presents with them every time.

Types and levels of Economy Are all countries the same?

ECONOMY AND ECONOMICS. WHEN WE THINK OF AN ECONOMY WE OFTEN THINK OF MONEY.

Why Food Safety is Important? Food Safety is one of the most important topic to talk about these days. If the food safety is not properly done then it.

FOOD, ENERGY, AND YOU!.

Terrisha Wilson Bio Dr. Lang University of Houston- Downtown.

Strawberries! Photo courtesy of David Westerlund.

Water Quality What does this mean? Think about these questions as you watch the video. We will answer them at the end. Who depends on healthy water sources?

STORIES FROM HAITI Part Four: English resources for year olds.

Local Foods and Farmers Markets. How does food get to our plates?

FROM HUNTERS- GATHERERS TO FARMERS

Hungry Planet: What the World Eats.

Presentation transcript:

Community Supported Agriculture

How do we know where our food comes from?

Food System Situation Role Play Environment: how the food we grow can affect our water and air Economic: cost of our food and how it affects our community Social: how can food affect the lives of individuals and families

Food System Situation Role Play What is a food system?

Food System Situation Role Play 13 Students 3 Truck Drivers 3 Farmers 2 Grocers 2 Warehouse Worker 3 Customer

Local Food System 1 Farmer 1 Customer What has the farmer done to prepare to sell their food? Cost: Customer gives farmer $10 Environment? Economic? Social?

Regional Food System 1 Farmer 1 Grocer 1 Customer Why are there more participants in the Regional Food System? Environment? Economic? Social? Customer gives Grocer $10. How should the money be split between the Grocer and Farmer?

National Food System 1 Farmer 3 Truck Drivers 2 Warehouse Workers 1 Grocer 1 Customer Customer gives Grocer $10. How much money should each worker receive? There are a lot of people this time. Try to line yourselves up in the correct order. Environment? Economic? Social?

Food System Situations Local Regional National Freshness Environmental Impact Farmer Profit

Compare all 3 situations Which do you think is better for the Farmer? Which do you think is better for the Environment?

Food Systems Situation Reflection Think about where your family buys most of their food. Is there a way to shorten the distance it has to travel?

Eat Local Food Local Food Video

Polite Bite Rules: 1.Take at least one bite 2.Only say polite things

How do we know where our food comes from?

Food Journey

Reflection Can you think of other ways to keep the journey from farm to table short?