
We farm crickets for human consumption, because they are tasty, nutritious and eco-friendly. Join us in our quest for #sustainability
Johannesburg, South Africa
Joined July 2016
- Tweets320
- Following279
- Followers276
- Likes429
Pinned Tweet
Farming crickets is truly water, land, feed and greenhouse gas efficient! The best eco-friendly solution to agriculture! @TheGCStartup
More insects! xitter.cf/HorizonInsects/status/…
When our #edibleinsects don’t manage to get through the weekly donations of unsold fruit and vegetables fast enough this is the result. There are only two solutions: more insects or less waste. #zerowaste #ediblebugs #sustainablefood #nowastechef #entomophagy
Endoki retweeted
This rainbow chard is looking great! Want your greens to grow this big and beautiful? Head over to our YouTube channel for our best hydroponic practices for flourishing plants and veggies!
Endoki retweeted
Surreal experience as an audience #member to an #aquaponic workshop build for a design you made. Students are now assembling #Heliponix #farms without any oversight. The movement is irreversible, and the impact will be lasting. #sustainability #green #agtech #innovation #mwf #usa – at Togo
‘Insects will find their place’: Jimini’s expands into Spain foodnavigator.com/Article/20… #entomophagy
People Are Eating Bugs to Fight Climate Change | Special Issue thelinknewspaper.ca/article/… #entomophagy
Endoki retweeted
Went to a seminar about #insectprotein at the @AgMuseum recently. And, today I bought my first package of #cricketpowder at my local Loblaw's store! Thanks @EntomoFarms and @PresChoice for this very interesting protein option. Who wants to come for dinner?
Endoki retweeted
Farming The Next Big Food Source: Crickets 🦗🦗🦗 via @forbes forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2…
Ikea adds insect foods to its range! Would you try any of these? Read about them here: grb.st/2FKqe6J #EdibleInsects #Delicious #Food #Protein
Indoor/urban farming can have further reaching benefits than we previously thought, such as increase confidence among the growers! More reasons to invest in this growing industry. Read about it here: bit.ly/2p3XLyW #UrbanAgriculture #Farming #Sustainability
In case this is the first time you're hearing of #entomophagy, catch up on the facts here: bit.ly/2CyuaBI #EdibleInsects #Food #GreenProtein
Have you considered the cost of what is on your dinner plate? Note, it might cost more than just a few bucks. Read about the implications of our dietary habits on climate change here: bit.ly/2FfYqTY #carbonFootprint #Sustainability #Green
Insects can be great for human consumption but can also completely revolutionize the animal feed production industry! "Chickens that consume amino acids from insects produce tastier eggs". Read more here: bit.ly/2FiPhhI #EdibleInsects #GreenProduce #UrbanFarming
Endoki retweeted
Water is a human right. Sadly, there are too many people without access to this essential resource. #freshwaterfacts
Endoki retweeted
"We need to build the next generation of farmers if we want to continue feeding the world." #Sustainability #FoodInnovation @foodtank
@NFUDC @chelliepingree @WRIFood @GWFoodInstitute @WhitneyPipkin @katmerrigan
The power of urban agriculture. Indoor farming at its best. The potential is huge! #urbanagriculture #hydroponics #Sustainability xitter.cf/AmHydro/status/9713853…
Bugs in the grocery aisle; Loblaw adds cricket powder to its PC line. One small step for man, one giant leap for the insects! Read more here: ctv.news/QEAFlcd #sustainability #EdibleInsects #UrbanAgri
Congratulations to the winners! :) xitter.cf/Res_Circle/status/9687…
To Matthew Wainwright, Tichaona Matte, and Amartei Kisseih, your innovative resolutions on energy are awesome. Our circle is proud to work on them with you. #AEI2018
Cool! These guys are lucky! Can't wait to try it ourselves! :) #sustainableFood #Entomophagy #UrbanFarming xitter.cf/bugfoundation/status/9…
Endoki retweeted
Why did we start a cricket farm? They are #sustainable...a #superfood...you get to work in a warm environment...all good reasons. But the real reason is because we have an excuse to use heavy(ish) machinery!























