Queer-Forward Brands and Safe-Spaces with Food/BevĬonsumer products are the new external signifier – tools we use daily to tell our stories & signal our values. Young people from family farms like Shelby are serving up what the next generation of farming should and can look like in the Midwest and beyond. In rethinking the food system, those who live agriculture, and are most impacted by it, have knowledge to share. In rural America, family farms continue to decline as the average farmer age rises. Though the food innovation spotlight is often focused on urban and coastal regions, the Midwest remains at the nexus of food systems issues that disproportionately impact environment, health, and community livelihoods. She started raising crickets – prairie lobster – to stir important conversations about food and the food system. When Shelby moved back to the Iowa family farm, she knew she didn’t want to grow corn and soybeans with her dad. Next Gen Ag: Views from a Midwest Cricket Farmer
Change-makers are disrupting dominant food industries through innovation in alternative proteins, but the consumer remains wavering at the center. As populations increase, we need to fill plates with ethical, sustainable, and nourishing food, while fulfilling consumers’ needs for tasty, familiar, and culturally-appropriate ingredients. Protein Re-Evolution: Cellular, Myco and Insect Agĭominant livestock industries have negative impacts on people and planet. Tiffany Derry – Founder, Tiffany Derry Concepts.Tavel Bristol-Joseph – CoOwner, Emmer&Rye Hospitality Group.Adrian Lipscombe – Founder, 40 Acres Project.Kwame Onwuachi – Owner, 5th Floor Hospitality.From the historical roots of a dish to the kitchen of tomorrow, modernized food-culture, ingredients and the hospitality industry, food is at the center of it all. Pull up a seat at the Chef’s Table for a conversation centered around taste, and an exploration of industry sustainability and inclusive food systems, as we reimagine the future of food. In this panel discussion, we bring top culinary chefs out from their kitchens and onto the SXSW stage to discuss systemic challenges, opportunities and innovations in food. No one knows food- and the food system- like a chef. IG: Food Systems: A Seat at the Chef’s Table
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The Future of Food event series organizers Then, engage further by adding your opinion in the comments section, share with networks, and repeat.Ĭommunity voting, which accounts for 30 percent of the decision making, closes Sunday, August 21, 2022. To cast your vote, simply check out the roundup below, click on a panel that speaks to you, and hit the ↑ button. These submissions feature chefs pushing for an equitable hospitality industry, innovators using technology to support more sustainable business practices, food waste warriors, nutrition educators, labor organizers, and more. Panels incorporated into the Conference’s programming rely on votes from the public, providing everyone with an opportunity to make their voices heard and ensure that the issues they care about are in the spotlight.īelow, we are rounding up some of the most inspiring food and agriculture focused panels that reflect the populations they impact and the topics that deserve a seat at the table. SXSW 2023 will bring together some of the most forward-thinking leaders working to improve food and agriculture systems.
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