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09 Jul

Industry News

Research and Policy Priorities for Edible Insects

” Global communities increasingly struggle to provide ample healthful food for growing populations in the face of social and environmental pressures. Insect agriculture...

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Entomo Farms wins the Premier's Award for Innovation in Agriculture

Entomo Farms wins the Premier's Award for Innovation in Agriculture

05 Jul

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Entomo Farms Wins the Premier’s Award for Innovation in Agriculture

July 4, 2019 was a remarkable day for Entomo Farms. Ernie Hardeman, Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, along with Northumberland-Peterborough...

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entomo farms barn and farm in norwood ontario

entomo farms barn and farm in norwood ontario

11 Feb

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My Path To Entomoculture

My Path To Entomoculture- Darren’s Perspective I’m Darren Goldin, one of the co-founders of Entomo Farms, and the V.P. of Operations. I’m often...

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20 Nov

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Millennial Food Innovators: Biteback Disrupts $60B Palm Oil Industry with Bugs

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08 Sep

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From Our Farm to Your Table

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