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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
Professor
Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
Purpose Statement: To explore the statement that we need industrial agriculture in order to feed the
world and to explore other nutritious food options that you perhaps never gave a thought to.
Estimated time to complete ~1 hour
Grading: worth 50 points
This is a 4-part assignment:
Watch the video Food MythBusters - Do we really need industrial agriculture to feed
the world?
Watch the video Why Not Eat Insects?
Watch the video Edible Landscapes
Take the quiz - you may open it in advance to see the questions; you may only take it
once.
Food MythBusters  Do we really need industrial agriculture to feed the world?  http://foodmyths.org/myths/hungerÂfoodÂsecurity/
TED: Why Not Eat Insects  trancript http://www.ted.com/talks/marcel_dicke_why_not_eat_insects.html Transcript: https://www.ted.com/talks/pam_warhurst_how_we_can_eat_our_landscapes
Instructions
Multiple Attempts Force Completion Not
allowed.
This test
can only
be taken
once.
This test
can be
saved and
resumed
later. Question 1
1. Industrial farming uses chemical fertilizers that naturally enhance and keep the soil very
fertile.
True False 3.75 points Question 2
1. We need industrial agriculture to feed the world by 2050. There's no other way to do it.
True False 3.75 points Question 3
1. Many farmers are feeling the pressure to either "get on board (with the industrial model
of agriculture) or get out (of business)."
True False 3.75 points Question 4
1. Members of The Alliance to Feed the Future Group include the Association for Dressings
and Sauces and the National Frozen Pizza Institute.
True False 3.75 points Question 5 1. In order to double food production for 2050, we must have genetic engineering, advanced
pesticides and more fertilizer.
True False 3.75 points Question 6
1. Sustainable farms produce just as well as industrial farms (in terms of the amount of food
they can produce).
True False 3.75 points Question 7
1. It's a myth that farmers who apply chemicals to their crops have a higher rate of cancer
than the general population.
True False 3.75 points Question 8 1. Sustainable farming allows us all to enjoy healthy food. We can support this model by
redirecting our own food dollars and the billions in public money now going the
corporate/industrial agriculture businesses. We can stand up and speak out for sustainable
farmers here and around the world.
True False 3.75 points Question 9
1. Sustainable farmers raise their animals on the farm, not in cramped factories.
True False 3.75 points Question 10
1. State-of-the-art sustainable farming uses better farming practices, not ever-more
expensive purchases, and is a viable alternative to industrial agriculture.
True False 3.75 points Question 11 1. One benefit to eating insects is their nutrient profile (protein, fats, etc) is comparable to
what we eat as meat now (pork, beef, chicken).
True False 3.75 points Question 12
1. Insect damaged crops go to the processed food makers - for example, damaged tomatoes
go into making things like tomato soup. If no damage, they go to the grocery store.
True False 3.75 points Question 13
1. One way insects benefit the economy is that they are a source of food for smaller animals
(and then we eat the animals).
True False 3.75 points Question 14 1. Only 20% of the world population currently eats insects (on purpose).
True False 3.75 points Question 15
1. One of the benefits of eating insects is the conversion factor - for 10kg of feed, you can
get 9kg of locust meat (vs. only 1kg of beef).
True False 3.75 points Question 16
1. Is it true that since they've been "propoganda gardening" in Todmorden, that "vegetable
tourism" has become a real thing there?
Yes
No 3.75 points Question 17
1. Because of the success of the community and learning plates, what was the result in the
business plate? Term 1 1.
3.75 points Question 18
1. Is it true that the citizens of Todmorden planted a vegetable garden for everyone to share
in part of the parking lot of the (train) station?
Yes
No 3.75 points Question 19
1. Is it true that the citizens of Todmorden planted food at old people's homes so that they
can pick it and grow it?
Yes
No 3.75 points Question 20
1. Is it true that the citizens of Todmorden planted corn in front of the police station?
Yes
No
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