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Monday, August 29, 2016
Insect farms could become the future of Danish agriculture.
Insects as a food source is usually something Danish tourists encounter when travelling in Southeast Asia or some other exotic destination. But that could change in the future.
Insect farms are prevalent in many developing nations, such as Thailand, but it’s a relatively new phenomenon in Europe – although are insects already being farmed for food in certain countries, including the Netherlands.
One of the benefits of insect farming is the very limited environmental footprint it leaves compared to cattle and pig farming – in terms of C02, ammonia and methane emissions.
Heimdal Entofarm was established earlier this year with the purpose of producing insects as an animal fodder and human food source.
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