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Edible cricket farming
Description
Alternative food source for humans based on the use of crickets. These insects have high nutritional value and are relatively inexpensive to breed.Problem
The population is steadily growing, and so is the demand for food products. People primarily get their protein from meat. In addition to the fact that livestock produce methane, which is harmful to the environment and is sometimes released in catastrophic volumes, raising livestock requires huge pastures and fields and a significant amount of water. The cost of maintaining such pastures can be painfully high.Solution
Cricket is an amazing source of animal protein and many groups of vitamins. Breeding crickets can occur in more confined conditions than traditional livestock. Insects consume very few resources and have a minimal negative impact on the environment. The end product of the cricket life cycle can be protein powder, rich in calcium, iron, and fiber.Description
Alternative food source for humans based on the use of crickets. These insects have high nutritional value and are relatively inexpensive to breed.Problem
The population is steadily growing, and so is the demand for food products. People primarily get their protein from meat. In addition to the fact that livestock produce methane, which is harmful to the environment and is sometimes released in catastrophic volumes, raising livestock requires huge pastures and fields and a significant amount of water. The cost of maintaining such pastures can be painfully high.Solution
Cricket is an amazing source of animal protein and many groups of vitamins. Breeding crickets can occur in more confined conditions than traditional livestock. Insects consume very few resources and have a minimal negative impact on the environment. The end product of the cricket life cycle can be protein powder, rich in calcium, iron, and fiber.
Financial Model
Time to launch the project: 6 months
Payback: 12 months
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