Transforming Cities into Catchments & Food Bowls
Australia
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Now is the time to be getting more from less.
More food from fewer resources, and more nutrients from less food.
That was the key message from week 2 in the Virtual Lunch Room when we spoke with CEO of @Biofilta and Melbourne Skyfarm, Marc Noyce.
#futureoffood #virtuallunchroom
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Marc and the @Biofilta team are busy expanding the Carey Baptist Grammar school #foodcube #wickingbeds to enable over 450kg of fresh grown produce to be produced. Learn more about how @Biofilta are leading a food revolution at biofilta.com.au/#/ #urbanag #BucketBarrow
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Newly developed compost recipes are set to make a positive impact on #agriculture in #Tuvalu. The recipes use biomass to create composts that meet the nutritional requirements of local vegetable crops.
#PacificAgriculture @spc_cps @ACIARAustralia @Biofilta
spc.int/updates/news/2019/11…
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Marc Noyce of @Biofilta highlights how closed loop urban farming can provide enough veg to meet healthy eating recommendations for a year for 2 adults within a 6 month period in a space equivalent to 2 car parks!
#GlobalTableAus #SaCGlobalTable
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@AeroFarms, @Biofilta @Farm_wall and more share different approaches to controlled environment agriculture. #CEA. So many applications for homes, farms, restaurants, schools and more. #GlobalTableAus #saCGlobalTable
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Melbourne made cubes will help the #Pacific grow fresh produce in areas affected by rising sea levels, water scarcity and poor soil. More from @Biofilta's Marc Noyce in this @radioaustralia interview: ab.co/2zhV5mc #19cfconf @RaidNetwork @ACIARAustralia
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Look forward to hearing more at #19cfconf
80 innovative self watering, modular #Foodcubes ready to go to Tuvalu. Working with @dfat and @dfat_iXc this #AustralianAid product will help grow food locally to increase nutrition, decrease imported food and grow food above the salty ground. Recycled plastic, no packaging!
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Melburnians could soon be munching on fruit and veg, grown on a farm right in the heart of the CBD. @_StephAnderson #9News
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Talking water sensitive urban design with @Biofilta at the Fitzroy Gardens #urbanforest
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This hilltop urban farm near #Pittsburgh has plans to become the nation's largest #urbanfarm. Read more: agritecture.com/post/2017/10…
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Highlights from our Aquarevo session with Clearwater @southeasteater @villawoodprop @biofilta youtube.com/watch?v=PhdzL9nD… via @youtube
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How to transition to a zero carbon community in 10 years thefifthestate.com.au/column… via @FifthEstateAU
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We met @Biofilta Marc to talk about getting schools' herb gardens into mint condition - we need vegetation and education #EcoCity2017 🌱✏️
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The will to change is itself a renewable resource. Thank you @algore for an inspiring uplifting view on our climate crisis. #Ecocity2017
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Melbourne's sustainability credentials are currently on show to the world bit.ly/mcbMedia1107 #Melbourne #Ecocity @Ecocity2017 – at Melbourne, Victoria
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@Biofilta thanks for the chat Marc teapawt.org/SoilsFlutterBy/status/…
Biofilta uses 'soil' based hydroponic system to make you or neighborhoods more food secure. Green waste recycling built in! @Ecocity2017
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Great to share #ecocity2017 summit opening with @cityofmelbourne impressive Junior Lord Mayor Mason Dwyer. Look out @LordMayorMelb :)
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Welcome @Biofilta , new SME partner with a wealth of practical nous.
