Commerce and Engineering Environmental Conference

Commerce and Engineering Environmental Conference

Entomo Farms was honoured to be asked to have a presence at the CEEC conference that happened a few weeks back. The Commerce and Engineering Environmental Conference was held at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. As the premier undergraduate sustainability conference in Canada, their goal is to expose delegates to the rapidly expanding and disruptive […]

Tenth Annual EcoHealth Conference at Fleming College

Cooking with Crickets at the EcoHealth Conference at Fleming College

The attendees of the 10th Annual EcoHealth Conference for the Ecosystem Management Technology Program at Fleming College had a delicious workshop the other day, when the Entomo Chef of Entomo Farms cooked up a storm using the nutritional goodness of Cricket Powder and Whole Roasted Crickets. There were samples for everyone. Along with the informational […]

Save the Planet; Eat an Insect

Entomophagy article david suzuki foundation

‘People sometimes get bugged by insects, but we need them. They play essential roles in pollination, combatting unwanted agricultural pests, recycling organic matter, feeding fish, birds and bats, and much more. They’re the most numerous and diverse animals on Earth and form the base of many terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Our admiration for these critters […]

Cricket flour for proteins: are edible insects really the future of healthy eating?

The Health Site online health and wellness magazine

“Recently, eating insects has become more than just a trend these days. Even though most people feel grossed out even when thinking about eating insects, there is no denying that this trend is slowly taking over the world. Out of all the other foods prepared with insects what has really become popular is ‘cricket flour’. It […]

New Superfood Trends for 2018 Revealed

daily mail online calls crickets new superfood trend for 2018

New Superfood Trends for 2018 Revealed From eating clay, enjoying protein-packed CRICKETS and adding hemp to everything: The odd superfood trends for 2018 revealed Insect-based protein powder is expected to be a huge trend for the coming year Crickets are being hailed as a complete food source, with 69 per cent protein Edible clays thought […]