Big Picture Science – The Pest of Us: Tiny Farms / Edible Insects

by Gary Niederhoff on September 6, 2015

The Pest of Us – Tiny Farms

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Part 5 of The Pest of Us, featuring Andrew Brentano, Jena Brentano, and Daniel Imrie-Situnayake, co-founders of Tiny Farms in Berkeley, California, discussing their effort to foster a healthy and prosperous edible insect industry.

Tagged as: entomology, nutrition

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