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Quest 10 - The nature of farming

LESSON CREATED BY Earth School Partners USING TED-Ed's LESSON CREATOR

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There are 22 billion chickens on Earth today. That’s a lot of birds! The world's population will be 10 billion by 2050— how can we possibly feed everyone? This Quest explores how farmers can produce food while keeping our planet healthy. Start with this thought-provoking video from educator Chris A. Kniesley about the history of one aspect of agriculture. After the video, continue onto other sections to learn more, interact, act and share.

Create and share a new lesson based on this one.

Additional Resources for you to Explore
Before you dive into today’s activities, watch these videos to learn about sustainable farming. Learn how researchers and innovators are making farming super-efficient in the cities and countryside using everything from bugs to robots to keep us well-fed and healthy:

Watch 1: The Story of Agriculture and the Green Economy (Farming First)
Watch 2: This Vertical Farm Uses No Soil and 95% Less Water (Aerofarms)
Watch 3: What Is The Future of Farming? (Nature.com)
Watch 4: The Futuristic Farms That Will Feed the World (FreeThink)

LEARN + INTERACT

Dress the part. Farmers always need to get ready before they head out to work on the farm so make sure you’re dressed for the part before you get started too! See if you can make your own farmer’s hat out of materials lying around your house. Click here to download all you need to make your own hat using our #EarthSchool inspired design! (for ages 5-8)

Make a list of the foods in your fridge and pantry that look like they may have come straight from a farmer’s fields. Now see if you can find a farm near your house that sells these items and write down how far away the farm is from your home. What do you think about the distance that your food has to travel to make it to your plate? How important do you think buying local ingredients is in ensuring you and your family are doing your part to support sustainable agriculture?  Use this activity sheet to write down what you find! (for ages 5-12)

Reflect on sustainable agriculture in your lifeThe videos you watched earlier had so many interesting facts about the how, what, where, when, and why of sustainable farming. Use this activity sheet to note anything new you learned about sustainable farming, what questions you have, and what comes to mind when you think on why sustainable farming matters to you. (for all ages)

ACT + SHARE

Design a comic book inspired by today’s introduction video. Check out the short stories Farmer Charlie and The Chicken Chasers and Farmer Charlie and His Crazy Chickens! (written by students just like you!). Now it’s your turn! Click here to design your own comic and create an adventure for Farmer Charlie and his chickens. Don’t forget to share your comic with your family and friends, and post it on social media using #EarthSchool and #FarmQuest! (Pssst: Want to learn how to draw super cool speech bubbles? Check out this awesome video here.) (for ages 5-15)

Grow your own food. Community Supported Agriculture is an approach to growing and sharing food that connects the people who eat the food (you and me) directly to the people that grow it. Want to see what it takes to grow your own food? To get started, learn how to grow your own food from the scraps of what you eat. Then, explore what you can grow from pantry staples like legumes, seeds, nuts, and beans. When your crop is ready to eat be sure to make a delicious meal with it and invite your family to share it with you! How can you make this meal sustainable too? Do you think you can use the scraps or the seeds leftover from this meal to produce your next crop? (for all ages)

WANT MORE?

Watch: Learn why soil is so important to sustainable crop production in the TEDx Talk, Stop Treating Our Soil Like Dirt! (for ages 9+)

Join Earth Protector Communities for resources on how to protect nature with every bite you take. (for ages 10+)

This Earth School Quest was created by the following incredible educators and environmental experts: Kathryn Sforcina, Andy Middleton and Jessie Oliver. We’d also like to thank Jasmine Middleton for the graphic design and artwork for all the beautifully designed activity sheets used in this Quest!
We look forward to seeing your Quest in action! 

Document your Quests— take photos of the experiments, activities, drawings, and writing prompts you tried— and share your journey with the Earth School team and students by using #EarthSchool. We'll feature some of your photos and stories on our social channels, hopefully encouraging others to join the cause!

Explore additional creative activities (for all ages!) from the Nature of Society and save images of your work from each Quest in Littlescribe – later you can create an original card, book, magazine or calendar to bring your adventures to life!
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Lesson Creator
Food production has changed a lot over the years. Think about the future and some of the amazing futuristic farms seen in the videos. Consider: What are the biggest changes that you can imagine to the way we will be producing food in the future? How will those changes impact the environment?

05/01/2020
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Antawn Omerez:3 • LESSON IN PROGRESS

First comment Yahoo!!!
Ok so I think that we will produce food like in auto farms just like minecraft.

05/05/2020
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Ada camille :3 :3 :3 • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I will dl the same...

05/05/2020 • 
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Thomas Liu • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Finding a way to farm sustainably will positively impact the environment in so many ways, and if we find a way that produces efficient amounts of food, while being better for the environment than current ways, that would impact the future in so many ways.

05/05/2020
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HJ YOO • LESSON IN PROGRESS

WE CAN USE AUTOMATIC FARM TECHNOLOGY BASED ON MINECRAFT(WE CAN MAKE THIS IN MINECRAFT AT IST)

05/05/2020
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Rozafi Sheikh • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Vertical skyscraper farms

05/05/2020
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pat lewarne • LESSON IN PROGRESS

the Netherlands are have a great idea

05/05/2020
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Veronica Moots • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We will be able to produce more food for more people around the world

05/05/2020
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Alyssa C • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think in the future we will be eating a lot more local food, and importing a lot less food from far away. So we may end up eating more seasonal fruits and vegetables from our own local food environment.

05/05/2020
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Bernardo Espinoza • LESSON IN PROGRESS

a lot more factories leaving a huge carbon footprint

05/05/2020
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Audrey Su • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think farms are turning more towards free-range farming due to animal rights and health.

05/05/2020
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sarmy vaddi • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I predict that instead of farmers, robots will be doing the job. This will affect the environment because it will make more pollution if we use the same method we are using with fossil fuels. But if we use reusable energy, then the Earth will be a better place with possibly less global warming happening.

05/05/2020
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Sarah Poedtke • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest change that I can imagine for the way that we produce food in the future is being completely organic and sustainable. This means that much of the way that we produce or sources of meat would become "free reign". I believe that these changes will have a positive impact on the environment, especially through the reduction of pollutants being emitted from food processing plants.

05/05/2020
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Olivia Biggs • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that in the future we will have aerofarms. They don't use soil, and use a lot less water. This will help the environment.

05/06/2020
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Lucas Kilian • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Local, vertical farms in maybe old industrial complexes. Almost everything will be controlled and we will be less dependent on nature

05/06/2020
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Jiaxi Jiang • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the biggest change may be that we do not need soil to farm anymore. and the demand for water will also decline a lot. It will save a large amount of space and resources.

05/06/2020
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Zoey Laipple • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that one of the challenges is climate change. As the climate changes, some farming area is no longer good for farming, and less food can be grown.

05/07/2020
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gaby pinto • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We are now seeing that having an urban garden has really help us during these difficult times. Grateful for the results. We need as consumers smarter ways of buying our food. Food security is going to be more than ever relevant with the pandemic recovery.

05/07/2020
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Michelle Gregory • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Things will be grown inside, making a much more controlled environment. They will also be grown with 80% less water, which will make a huge impact on the environment.

05/08/2020
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Maeve Leahy • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest changes I can imagine in the production of food in the future are almost everything being genetically engineered or factory produced. This is because industrialized farming has become common place, and will likely continue to expand. The environment will be negatively impacted because of the use of fertilizers and other chemicals.

05/09/2020
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Kenny Jeanfranco Casamayor Moreno • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We will have to change our food diet and production to a plant-based one, and that change will be the keystone to a new, more eco-friendly enviroment.

05/10/2020
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Lucas Greer • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think we will be able to use auto farms like Minecraft, but they will need to be modified heavily doing to Minecraft not being the most realistic system.

05/11/2020
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ALEXA VITRYANYUK • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the biggest changes that I can imagine in the future in producing food is that there will be more technology in farms than now. And this will impact the environment is by if we make more machines, it could hurt more animals because humans might make machines to kill animals and if we kill a lot of animals, it would hurt nature and our ecosystem.

05/11/2020
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LOLA SWIMER • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think people will eventually move towards eating animals that came from an environment where they are not trapped in a small cage all day.

05/11/2020
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Caelyn O’neill • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We should auto farm like in Minecraft

05/11/2020
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Breeze Rusher • LESSON IN PROGRESS

we might make bug farms since they are more profitable

05/11/2020
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Alex Pérez • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I believe that in the future, food can be manufactured without the need for farms. Currently, they are already trying to create meat without killing any animal, I am not sure if they have succeeded or not, but in the near future they will succeed. And we will no longer need farms that have animals suffering and imprisoned

05/12/2020
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Laura muñoz • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Vertical cultivation could help to have a greater production of crops without harming the environment.

05/12/2020
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ABIGAIL LAURA BICKERDIKE • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I’ve noticed how everyone is talking about Minecraft lol..I agree that in Minecraft we have many useful farms but come to think about it in the fact that some Minecraft farms can be cruel if they were their real life counterparts...such as chicken farms:/

05/13/2020
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Carlos Gombau • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that all the food Will be very procesed and we Will lose the natural nutritients of the food

05/13/2020
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Eric Song • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I believe that there will eventually be farms that don’t need people to operate and will be all automated. Since over a couple of years the amount of people working in agriculture is a lot less then before.

05/14/2020
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Devika V • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The amount of space taken for agriculture may reduce drastically if vertical farming is popularized. The role of human beings is increasing on the side of idea development and reducing on the side of manual farming. Urban areas would be able to produce food within their space limitations as well, if they show willingness to adapt and adopt.

05/14/2020
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Gary Stocker • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Food will need to be produced in such a way that it can feed a growing population cheaply. The trouble bis dealling with the large amounts of one particular type of waste.

05/15/2020
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Maria del Mar Sánchez • LESSON IN PROGRESS

the biggest change can be that in the future the machines will do the work instead of farmers.
this changes probably will go bad to the enviroment because only the human existency is bad xdddd

05/15/2020
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Alberto Alcázar Pérez • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that hens need to lay eggs in spacious areas so that the meat and eggs are of a higher quality, but I think that these farms should not be closed due to the environment, since these farms would respect it and after all, they are animals that their purpose is to be eaten.

05/15/2020
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Margaret Martin • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Their friends and family members can help them grow more food. They can build a machine that can help more and more food.

05/15/2020
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Carlos Perez Rabadan • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I imagine a nearly future where farmers would have to addapt their production in such a way where animals will not be damaged as there is a growing trend on preserving animals rights as well as health

05/15/2020
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Carlos Perez Rabadan • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Furthermore there are many ways in which we can increase and foment an efficient production but at the same time a sane production. This way is based on getting ahead of technology by using robots and drones which can control the food health as well as removing weeds to increase this production. This production can be increased on a healthy way too by the vertical method , using artificial light which will help and benefit the food growth and defend it from natural disasters.

05/15/2020
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Haider Abbas • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Food production might be done in vertical farm which will take much less space providing benefit to environment.

05/16/2020
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Carlos Gombau • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I believe that Farmers won't have to be so concerned with the food of the animals or that if everything is correct, better said, there will be robots working as farmers, so with the robots there will be no margin for error, since they are programmed to do their job. Furthermore we are discovering new technologies and maybe it is possible, at some point, that machines will replace humans

05/16/2020
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shreeya paudel • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Reducing the amount of water being used currently and advanced technology is the only way I see!

05/18/2020
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Paige MCBRIDE • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Less pollution mabey

05/19/2020
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Lilian Camila Huarcaya Lujan • LESSON IN PROGRESS

There would be many changes, no scarcity, no bad conditions for products and farmers, less pollution, I consider that everything would be better.
Less pesticides and insecticides, less pollution. Less use of water, a better management of that resource. More technological devices which are going to obtain the best of fields, the best of FARMING.

05/19/2020
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Ishi Bhaskar • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think we will start making use of plants a lot more then we do now

05/21/2020
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Toby Stott • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Free range = epic

05/28/2020
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Beatrice Olderog • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I just hope that the animals will be treated better

05/28/2020
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Rein Peng • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest changes in the farms include less space, less crop failure risk(controlled environment in farming facilities), and less energy and water. This will increase food production while lowering need for resources.

05/31/2020
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Yifan Zhou • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that the biggest change is that we can now get more crops growing, and that will impact the environment because we will have more photosynthesis going on, and that's good for the earth.

06/03/2020
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Katya Stroud • LESSON IN PROGRESS

we should make automatic farms

06/04/2020
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niamh karim • LESSON IN PROGRESS

i think more ppl will become vegan and vegartarian so you wont use as many chickens for food

06/05/2020
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niamh karim • LESSON IN PROGRESS

i dont know bout that coz we cant use video games coz they are not real and the real world is very different to minecraft

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Agnes Craig • LESSON IN PROGRESS

we might end up being to greedy for meat that we might run the live stock into distinction

06/08/2020
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Joel George • LESSON IN PROGRESS

This question is so relevant to a species having moral agency like Humans as it is high time for us to take a moment of introspection regarding the activities that we have been continually doing all these years. The hens do have a moral worth and we should never exploit them for any personal benefits, be it entertainment or sensory pleasure on our tastebuds...The time is now....for us to go vegan.Period

06/12/2020
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chloe knight • LESSON IN PROGRESS

hi stranger

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광현 이 • LESSON IN PROGRESS

우리는 MINECRAFT를 기반으로 한 자동 농장 기술을 사용할 수 있습니다

06/12/2020
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Diego Zárate • LESSON IN PROGRESS

we will produce food like in auto farms

06/12/2020
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María Barrera • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Queríamos empezar a consumir más alimentos autosustentable dormimos podrían ser productos sintéticos o genéticamente modificados.

06/15/2020
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James Fisher-Martins • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I am not sure. it might be good it might bad

06/16/2020
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Nadia Solis • LESSON IN PROGRESS

tener más productos orgánicos y menos granjas

06/16/2020
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Jesper Ala-Korpi • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think there will be like robots to pick up everything and do everything or we will just have have a giant stash where we keep all of the county's eggs and vegetables and meat

06/18/2020
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Cindy Daniela Uc ku • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Los cambios puedes ser en los animales y sus prosuctos
Afecta en los animales y sus ganados

06/19/2020
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Niraj Kumar • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Our young generation are very much concerned about health and environment. People would prefer vegetarian food.Modern farming may be on sky or some other planet.

06/21/2020
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Saanvi Tiwary • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I also think that we should use AUTOMATIC FARM TECHNOLOGY.....

06/23/2020
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Kaylie Childers-Schaefer • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We could create a farm that is resistant to pests and therefor are organic because they wouldn't be using pesticides. We also could create a plant that could produce food even in winter, so people who are impacted by severe winter storms could still have food in their backyard because these plants could be a cross of an evergreen and a fruit producing plant.

06/23/2020
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Brinda Murthy • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest changes I can imagine in the production of food in the future are almost everything being genetically engineered or factory produced. This is because industrialized farming has become common place, and will likely continue to expand. The environment will be negatively impacted because of the use of fertilizers and other chemicals.

06/23/2020
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Gowrish G.R • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the biggest change that I can imagine in the future in producing food is that there will be more technology in farms than now. And this will impact the environment is by if we make more machines, it could hurt more animals because humans might make machines to kill animals and if we kill a lot of animals, it would hurt nature and our ecosystem.

06/24/2020
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Richelle Dsouza • LESSON IN PROGRESS

go vegan, climate change mitigation

06/24/2020
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Gael Oropeza • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that can be more fatser the production

06/24/2020
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Ximena Parra • LESSON IN PROGRESS

People didn’t see what they are doing it and all the consequences of doing it.
Then we are not going to have chickens to eat because there were doing things that are bad for them.

06/24/2020
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juan carlos Aguirre • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Maybe I imagine a big and automatic farm that treat better the animals and use sustainable energy like solar panels doing little damage to the environment.

06/24/2020
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Efrain Jimenez Delgado • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Good Juan Carlos and hello

06/25/2020 • 
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Efrain Jimenez Delgado • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Farms that are more colonial where some robots or machines do human jobs

06/25/2020
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Alice Park • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Nicole,Sophia,Mike said Why don't we make and eat insect snack

06/25/2020
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Gabriella Doherty • LESSON IN PROGRESS

In the future, everything will be even more technology based and that will probably pollute the atmosphere even more if we are not careful.

06/28/2020
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Brooke Anne Wittleder • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Given that the human population is growing, we will need more food, which means more land and water...unless we can figure out ways to reduce land use and water use while increasing crop and livestock production. I personally hope that less livestock will be raised as people consider the health and environmental benefits of vegetarian and vegan diets.

07/01/2020
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Sydney Robinson • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I feel we will be doing vertical farms and it reduces water and land use.

07/02/2020
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Dylan Robinson • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Finding a great way to farm animals would be nice a more natural but also more efficient food farm

07/03/2020
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Charlotte Sach • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think people will realize that we will definitely have to reduce the amount of carbon going into factories and also may have to start using more sustainable items to use as packaging. Now people are more aware of situations gong on around the world, I don't think it will be long until genetically modifying chickens and breeding them in unsafe conditions will be banned. All in all, I am hopefully believing that there will be new POSITIVE changes on the environment.

07/07/2020
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Becky B • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think one of the ways food production would change is that it would be organic or free-range for near all food production, due to animal rights and health (for example, not wanting to eat food with pesticides). These would help the environment, for example, less pesticide usage would cause less arm to plants and animals.

07/08/2020
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Banson Vuong • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think we will probably continue to mass-produce meat, and probably start being able to grow meat, which will increase sustainability as growing meat shouldn't have as big as a carbon footprint as raising livestock. Animals will also probably still be treated poorly in farms, and farmers will try and find more ways to maximize their profits, thus causing even poorer conditions/unethical ways of farming.

07/09/2020
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Nadja Vitorovic • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I find futuristic farming fascinating but I look at the poverty in developing nations and the way we reply on those farmers (mainly women) but rather than taking the time to empower them, new and cool ways are being invented in our 'developed' nations.

07/11/2020
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Joseph Pilapil • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Climate-smart agriculture I think will make climate-resilient crops which have mix of traits from different crops to survive a variety of weather conditions.

07/14/2020
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Arantxa Piñera • LESSON IN PROGRESS

In the century we are currently living in, there is a lot of animal abuse when it comes to producing food, which in the future it is safer that there are no animals to make food and to be able to take advantage of a large part of their profits, so in the future I will not I imagine how the production would be since now it is very bad

07/15/2020
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Arantxa Piñera • LESSON IN PROGRESS

In the century we are currently living in, there is a lot of animal abuse when it comes to producing food, which in the future it is safer that there are no animals to make food and to be able to take advantage of a large part of their profits, so in the future I will not I imagine how the production would be since now it is very bad

07/15/2020
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Evelyn Salas • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I believe that in the future the farms Will become just farms of transgenic foods and animals. Genetics is the new trend in food production this is why these new "farms" would depend on a laboratory. The only impact on the environment, in my opinion, is that the act of changing the genetics of animals and / or food could bring changes to the amount of calories, sugars and proteins that they contribute to their predators.

07/15/2020
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Rocío Pérez • LESSON IN PROGRESS

believe that in the future a year will come when people will have to harvest their own fruits and vegetables, the animal industry will shrink but its value will increase. In this way, animals would help the environment by being free because without animals the ecosystem would not be kept clean, animals are responsible for eliminating microorganisms that are harmful to the environment, they also separate all organic and inorganic matter to be able to reuse it. The number of trees and shrubs would also double due to the harvest of fruits and vegetables per person, one could have the amount that they wanted, and it would help everyone to have a reserve and also help keep the air clean.

07/15/2020
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K Colvert • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think in the future we will probably use technology in our farming, like in one video they use a computer to control the climate in the greenhouse. This will be very helpful but we also need to have enough products for this to work.

07/15/2020
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Carlos Armando Espino Reyes • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I hope the biggest change involves a way of using less water.

07/20/2020
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MJ DiBernardo • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I don't know.

07/22/2020
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Sumedh Mahangade • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Making machines that use even poisonous plants to convert into edible plants?

07/22/2020
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Ryan Cho • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We can be making our own eggs, which hatch faster or make our own chicken which lays a lot of eggs.

07/27/2020
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aqsa abbasi • LESSON IN PROGRESS

we will be producing large amount of food.

07/29/2020
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Marc Joseph Palado • LESSON IN PROGRESS

If we continue to do what those scientists/agriculturists/biologists are doing, we may be easily producing our food right at the comforts of our homes. This will reduce carbon emissions significantly because of lesser energy used for transportation. If this is also coupled with the use of sustainable energy for electricity, well the more that this will be helpful to the environment.

07/30/2020
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Arianna Farias • LESSON IN PROGRESS

In the future, food may be manufactured with the remains of other foods and with more artificial and harmful components. This will affect the environment with great production of smoke in the air.

07/31/2020
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Elina Shidugova • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The most futuristic farm I can imagine is a space farm. I believe that population of people will be increasing all the time, and we mustn't allow lack of free space for people. I think that we will be able to grow the organic food on the closest planet.

08/05/2020
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Rahaf Abdelmanan • LESSON IN PROGRESS

i predict, that we will produce quality seeds, crops, fruits & vegetables that produces/gives more quantity in short time or you can say more engineering food and creating better products!!!

08/08/2020
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Jack Gilpatric • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I heard that scientists are trying to develop a specialized 3-D printer that is able to print food. This alternative could mitigate the harmful effects caused by industrial farming

08/11/2020
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David Robinson • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think we'll be eating more soy and lab made meat. We might start eating more insects. More vegetarian and vegan food which will become tastier.

08/14/2020
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Grace Cho • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think instead of farmers, robots will produce our food in the future. Those changes will impact our environment because nobody would eat our natural resources from our mother nature.

09/01/2020
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Yeseong Na • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We can use the automatic farm technology.

09/08/2020
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Michaya Ferby • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I feel like free-range farming will increase.

09/08/2020
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Claudio Joaquin Echeveria • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest change in food production in the future that I can imagine is the way how they domesticate farm animals. These animals will have a new environment and a new method of breeding because the ideas of people, particularly farmers and agriculturists, change and develop over time.

09/09/2020
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Thurston Ross • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The production could be where we make a mechanical pipe and it drains the water but sucks up the fish and sea food.

09/11/2020
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Thurston Ross • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Stop joking around just actually talk about the question

09/11/2020 • 
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Sarah Sedik • LESSON IN PROGRESS

that we wouldn't need farms to grow things anymore

09/13/2020
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Joseph Víquez Mora • LESSON IN PROGRESS

It will mainly have to do with the ethical *********** of plants and animals. Humankind has to come to terms with its cruelty towards domesticated and wild animals at the same time they have to find ways to feed the world population.

09/14/2020
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Keane Williams • LESSON IN PROGRESS

i cant belive this this is so bad and i now will stand up for animals

09/17/2020
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Yejoon Na • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We can set a electric farm to block water and other dangerous nature disaster.

09/18/2020
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Monika Magar • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Be more involved in the agriculture field to have organic vegetables than depending on the meat.

09/20/2020
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Amber Lim • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Ok

09/22/2020 • 
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Hamsavahini Vepery Ravichandran • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think for health reasons a lot of them are being more environmentally conscious and if governments include regulations the production can be changed a lot for the better

10/09/2020
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SCARLETT KUK • LESSON IN PROGRESS

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10/12/2020
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Nitin Karthikeyan • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the biggest could be plants and animals with an extended growth rate until adulthood and slower growth rate until death.

10/13/2020
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Kimaya Prashant • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Perhaps we would have found a more sustainable way to farm chickens. Then again, probably not-- where there is promise for a better future, there corruption and greed...

10/26/2020
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Hancy Jiang • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest change that I can imagine in the way we will be producing food in the future is that we will be really fancy. Those changes impact the environment by killing lots more animals for food and killing animals will harm the process the animals had before.

10/27/2020
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Teyaly Zarate • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that there are many futuristic advances in our future and somewhere along the way I think a machine can be developed to help us create a machine that can develop food through the cell growth. Like in the movies. I do not think this is something that far out of our reach.

10/28/2020
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Ewen Mcleish • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think we will have to produce more food in cities and use methods that are closer to nature to avoid using too many artificial pesticides and fertilizers.

11/03/2020
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Neil Ketkar • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that machines will atomize farming like Redstone in Minecraft.

11/04/2020
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Breck Carden • LESSON IN PROGRESS

in the future i think there will be a food that you can choose what it tastes like and it grows super fast

11/10/2020
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Breck Carden • LESSON IN PROGRESS

yes like watermelon and carrot and maybe coco beans

11/10/2020 • 
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Hninn Wai • LESSON IN PROGRESS

In our country, developing country, the farms are not care about the people health. The chickens are so bigger and meatier than their ordinary sizes. The workers are working long hours for peanuts like getting low income and unsafe health care in smelly workplace.

I would like to imagine that there will have brought in or amended the law for livestock.
On the other hand, the firm owners need to breed the animals without over using chemical.
Providing neat and clean work place. The smelly and dirty air release in the environment.

11/22/2020
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Fiona Gaggero • LESSON IN PROGRESS

a big change might be that we wont have to use large land arias and we will just grow our food in labs

11/25/2020
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Celina Jouaneh • LESSON IN PROGRESS

the change is that we were eating insect before 200 b but now the number of people got less

11/29/2020
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Chan Oo • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Singapore approved sales of lab grown chicken meat recently so who knows, 2021 could be full of positive changes for all of us.

12/03/2020
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Akshaya Lahari Yellapantula • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We may see big state controlled farms with technology that was equivalent to the machinery in any factory or production unit, which would drastically reduce th humans in agriculture or rearing animals

12/05/2020
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José Ordoñez Rossano • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Finding a way to farm sustainably will positively impact the environment in so many ways, and if we find a way that produces efficient amounts of food, while being better for the environment than current ways, that would impact the future in so many ways.

12/09/2020
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Annie Richil Cagas • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Shorten time to grow animals and plants.

12/12/2020
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Aye Thandar • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Most of the developing countries, people use local food mostly.Nowaday organic vegetables are popular among the consumers.Preserved food is harmful for our boby

12/15/2020
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Elijah Walker • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Yah

12/18/2020 • 
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Alice Mokfienski-Ramos • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the farms would be in a green house with water that would go on for the crops every hour for I don't know how many minutes, but there would be food dispensers, and robots to clean the place.

12/20/2020
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Woojin Kim • LESSON IN PROGRESS

By using auto farms and vertical farms

12/25/2020
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nilda canencia • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Production of food is good but we must be organic in doing for the sustainability of our resources and lives.

12/28/2020
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Quynh Pham • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the way we will be producing food in the future will use 100% of technology, for the development of it. If it doesn't create much pollution while the process of producing food, our environment will be safe somehow (but of course we still have to take good care of our environment and pay attention to it). However, if that process produces a lot of pollutant, we have to consider things again and suggest solutions for that problem.

01/04/2021
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Refia Sueda Ak • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think the most of the food that we consume today will be produced as artificially. Because scientist are trying to produce artificial meat today and this is only beginning. Also, people will eat more organic and healtier food in the future.

01/07/2021
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Joud Odat • LESSON IN PROGRESS

With new technologies being invented every day i hope we can come up with a greener type of farming that can cause less of a carbon footprint and still be able to feed the world. So i think either a huge life changing idea or everyone will start eating locally and they'll import less food and therefore will put a stop to animal cruelity.

01/07/2021
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Zinmar Win • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I knew this futuristic farming in Google and many scientists said that in the future, the agriculture will be sophisticated. I mean that the farming will include gene-edited crops and robots that will work in the farms. Next 30 years, I think that the food we eat will pretty change.

01/09/2021
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Viola Soukup • LESSON IN PROGRESS

In the future I think people will shift towards free range farming which would lower green house gas emissions.

01/11/2021
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Myra Taylor • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think in the future, more people will eat less meat in their diet. That can help and hurt the environment.

01/13/2021
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Julia Flood • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think animals will start producing by themselves and depend less on humans.

01/13/2021
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Emmy Truitt • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Farms will stop keeping chickens and other animals in small cages.

01/13/2021
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Ashley-Rae Tewari • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think people will choose to consume less meat overtime and this will make a pretty big impact on the environment in the way of we will need less chickens in factory farms.

01/13/2021
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Kenlee Bylinowski • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Hopefully soon people will start to realize that factoring farming is not the best and make free-range farming a thing again, so we can have healthier food.

01/13/2021
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J-Nae Madore • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I feel like more local farms will arise as people would rather eat fresh foods closer to them

01/13/2021
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Rachel Schwahn • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I hope that very soon people will come to realization that factory farming is more damaging and less efficient than they think it is. Factory-farming causes more health problems to the animals but to the people consuming them as well just for consuming a sick animal. Hopefully free-range farms will be normalized again as it once was.

01/13/2021
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Myra Taylor • LESSON IN PROGRESS

they could change the environment for the better

01/14/2021
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Melissa Buchanan • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Future farms will find a way to be environmentally friendly and find a way to save money

01/14/2021
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Halen Amaral • LESSON IN PROGRESS

get a larger amount of goods in a shorter amount of time.

01/14/2021
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Shari Pinon • LESSON IN PROGRESS

By the way things are going with more and more people demanding animals be treated more ethically and more people becoming vegan, I believe that in the future companies will synthetically grow meat instead of raising animals.

01/14/2021
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Rosa Maria Longoria • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I believe that people will become more better at producing food since they have been it for years. They'll find new techiques.

01/14/2021
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Kaylee Suwyn • COMPLETED LESSON

Less GMOS, everything should be natural again.

01/14/2021
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Madison Kruzel • LESSON IN PROGRESS

a lot more factories and technology which I believe would make our food less fresh and have more chemicals, they will change the food chain I believe and how much we eat

01/14/2021
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Mika Chaplin • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Although this is already happening I believe it will become far more refined, but growing meat without an animal.

01/14/2021
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Katrina Mcmanus • LESSON IN PROGRESS

We will be producing less meat to save our environment

01/14/2021
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Danielle Eberhart • COMPLETED LESSON

ideally meat processing would continue to change over to "free range" and non hormone, for the animals. However, by doing this farms would need more space or fewer animals, thus driving up the price of meat, it would also result in smaller production (no growth hormone) requiring more animals to produce the same poundage that is needed to supply the growing population.

01/14/2021
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Danielle Eberhart • COMPLETED LESSON

we need more farming space, and better practices.

01/14/2021
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Savannah Collazo • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I feel like we will soon be able to mass multiply fruits and vegetables so they're relatively cheaper for the average customer to purchase.

01/14/2021
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Lilith Wilson • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think it will shift to bigger productions mixed with better enviroment control and care. Animals will also (hopefully) be treated kinder.

01/14/2021
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Natalie Guglielmo • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think fruit will completely be changed, like completely. They will prob become like a new energy source or something.

01/14/2021
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Phoebe Aramburo • LESSON IN PROGRESS

more carbon foot print for robots to do harvesting to mass produce.. sigh

01/14/2021
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Jessica Cruz • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I imagine farming will have become completely automated, the eggs produced by chickens would automatically go into an incubator, and then baby chicks would be raised by automatic feeders. When the chicken gets to a certain weight, it would either go to produce more eggs, or be used as meat. Farms would be directly connected to slaughterhouses for quicker access. This would of course impact the environment in a negative way, using materials to keep an automated system running, and continuously breeding animals to be killed all while keeping them in cages without interacting with their species would be morally wrong, as it is now.

01/14/2021
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Kiara Warren • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I Think we will try to be more eco friendly and I think that will be good for the environment, however more people are wanting fast food so the need for things may go down a bit.

01/14/2021
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Kari Payne • LESSON IN PROGRESS

i think we would be more local

01/14/2021
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tatum rollins • LESSON IN PROGRESS

we will be genetically creating food in factories

01/14/2021
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Jenny Villalba • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The biggest change I see in how we produce food in the future is that we are going to invest in organic and cage-free type foods.

01/15/2021
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C'Anna Loeffelbein • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that in the future we will probably have different machines to farm our crops for us but they will be powered by the sun so we dont use anything to harm the earth. if that happens we will just become lazier and not even want to cook our food and have preservatives in everything and start experimenting on the animals to figure out ways to make their meat last longer without putting in the preservatives on our own.

01/16/2021
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Kate Tracey • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think farms will be more machine based. And less farmers will be needed

01/18/2021
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adam spain • LESSON IN PROGRESS

i think aeroponic growing system will be used more as they use water and nutrients more efficiently and with the development of gmos we can reduce emissions produced

01/25/2021
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Lydia Zabala • LESSON IN PROGRESS

That all animals will be domesticated

01/25/2021
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Danielle Eberhart • COMPLETED LESSON

food production, to be done right takes a ton of land, in order for this to happen, it would require more space, possible environmental impacts include the destruction of land, more methane production.

01/27/2021
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Fiona Sewell • COMPLETED LESSON

Less pollution maybe

02/03/2021
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Veda Haas • COMPLETED LESSON

I am not sure. it might be good it might bad

02/03/2021
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Juliet Mikhailenko • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I think that in the future people will think about ecology much more than they do now. All products will be environmentally friendly, and their packaging will be available for recycling.

02/05/2021
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Hope Holden • COMPLETED LESSON

Some of the biggest changes I think will happen in the future are all farms will be vertical farms, to use less water and to use less space. That change will make it so the world has more freshwater to drink, and there will be more space.

02/05/2021
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James Silk • COMPLETED LESSON

We could produce 50% percent more food without new farmland by increasing yields, shifting diets, and using water and fertilizer more efficiently. The livestock industry currently uses 75% percent of all agricultural land for grazing and growing animal feed and produces at least 18% percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. In the future we could cut down on the amount of pollution it takes to grow our food. This way the planet will be a healthier place to live.

02/06/2021
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Anthony Pacitti • COMPLETED LESSON

Going into the future i think how we get a lot of our foods can go two different ways. One being everything processed food is going to go into a mass production stage where that is all we eat or go into a healthy lifestyle where we use more local foods from our community to help the environment and help us. If we go into the first idea the process of producing these foods will cause double or triple the amount of pollution from the factories and shipment containers.

02/09/2021
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The Halo Boss • COMPLETED LESSON

The biggest changes that I can imagine to the way we produce food in the future should firstly be to stop producing living organisms for food as they have feelings and can experience pain. Farming animals for food also causes a lot of environmental damage which is a major reason as to why we should change that. I believe that we should begin growing more plants and making them as organic as possible. I believe if we focus just on the production and farming of plants we can make more innovative designs that will better our future.

02/09/2021
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Jeremiah Moise • COMPLETED LESSON

I think all food will begin to be made indoors.

02/11/2021
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Aiden Saka • COMPLETED LESSON

The biggest changes that I can imagine to occur in the food production industry would be creating all kinds of foods in a fast type of way and genetically duplicating them and being able to mutate animals to increase meat production with the new technology we have. These changes can have a negative impact on the environment the way these animals are being mutated and it being very unhealthy for you.

02/11/2021
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Emily Robarge De Leon • COMPLETED LESSON

I think GMOs and more factories producing products will become more popular but also harming the environment

02/11/2021
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Zhan Temirbek • COMPLETED LESSON

Planting and harvesting existing croplands more frequently, either by reducing fallow land or by increasing “double cropping”, can boost food production without requiring new land.

02/17/2021
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Alexius Atchison • COMPLETED LESSON

That chickens and animals are stuck in cages all of their life and are treated horribly.

02/18/2021
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Austin Vargas • COMPLETED LESSON

I think in the future we will be eating a lot more local food, and importing a lot less food from far away. So we may end up eating more seasonal fruits and vegetables from our own local food environment

02/18/2021
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Santiago López Bastidas • COMPLETED LESSON

I think in the future farms will be verry different from the ones we have now because I think those farms will be doing that in a sustainable way they don't affect the enviroment.

02/24/2021
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Nicolas Fernandez • COMPLETED LESSON

we could have meat that is made from plants

02/24/2021
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Nicolas Fernandez • COMPLETED LESSON

a

02/24/2021
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Mario Lopez Cabrera • COMPLETED LESSON

Finding a way to farm sustainably will positively impact the environment in so many ways, and if we find a way that produces efficient amounts of food, while being better for the environment than current ways, that would impact the future in so many ways

02/24/2021
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Jesus Hernandez • COMPLETED LESSON

in the future I believe that apart from producing more food, the farms will be made in order not to pollute or affect the environment

02/24/2021 • 
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Nolberto Lizarraga • COMPLETED LESSON

in the future we will be able to create synthetic food but instead of farms, laboratories

02/24/2021
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Ricardo Dominguez • COMPLETED LESSON

we might breed them till ge get the some species that are give better for food or for breed, another thing might be farms that works for their own (auto farms)

02/24/2021
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Jose Humberto Hayashi Mora • COMPLETED LESSON

Local, vertical farms in maybe old industrial complexes. Almost everything will be controlled and we will be less dependent on nature

02/24/2021
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Javier Rios Loaiza • COMPLETED LESSON

I thing that maybe in the future we can do automatic farms. Maybe some ways arent the best for the environment

02/24/2021
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Guillermo Enrique Gamboa Mata • COMPLETED LESSON

- I believe that if society cared about the environment in the future, farms would be better for us, for the environment and for the chickens. I also say that chicken production is going to fall if the world goes on a diet; chickens will prosper if society cared about chickens.

02/24/2021
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Nicolas Santana • COMPLETED LESSON

i think that will be so poo because the people always put more and more things to get more benefients and win more money, this will destroy it because the ambient do the food and if we change the genetics and manipulaate it in a part we goin to change hte ambient and manipulate it

02/24/2021
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Santiago Verdugo Carranza • COMPLETED LESSON

I think we will probably continue to mass-produce meat, and probably start being able to grow meat, which will increase sustainability as growing meat shouldn't have as big as a carbon footprint as raising livestock. I believe that in the future the farms Will become just farms of transgenic foods and animals.

02/24/2021
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Guillermo Enrique Gamboa Mata • COMPLETED LESSON

- I believe that if society cared about the environment in the future, farms would be better for us, for the environment and for the chickens. I also say that chicken production is going to fall if the world goes on a diet; chickens will prosper if society cared about chickens.

02/24/2021
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marco cesar • LESSON IN PROGRESS

Good :P

02/24/2021
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Guillermo Enrique Gamboa Mata • COMPLETED LESSON

.

02/24/2021
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Guillermo Enrique Gamboa Mata • COMPLETED LESSON

.

02/24/2021
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rogelio cazares • COMPLETED LESSON

every time we damage the environment more, because of how we produce our food I hope and in the future we will end that

02/24/2021
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Anker Peña • COMPLETED LESSON

I feel like more local farms will arise as people would rather eat fresh foods closer to them

02/24/2021
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juan antonio leal • LESSON IN PROGRESS

I THINK THAT IT COULD BE CREATED BY MEANS OF PARTICLES FROM EACH FOOD AND MULTIPLIED TO BE ABLE TO CREATE ARTIFICIAL FOODS, SO WE DO NOT HAVE TO KILL ANIMALS, IT WILL AFFECT FOR GOOD BECAUSE NO LIVING BEING WILL HAVE TO BE KILLED.

02/24/2021
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Erick Aguerrebere • LESSON IN PROGRESS

food in pills doing a lot of food klling allmost all animals

02/24/2021
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Humberto Robles • COMPLETED LESSON

We must take care of the environment if not humanity would end one day

02/24/2021
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jesus hector ramos bernal • COMPLETED LESSON

i think for the food was in the other species of animals and the toxic sustans.

02/24/2021
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Alan García Medina • COMPLETED LESSON

That more and more generations are going to be done and that they will continue to mistreat animals

02/24/2021
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Hülya Özçelik • COMPLETED LESSON

I think a lot of animals will become factory workers just for production. Today, many animals are dependent on factories away from their natural environment

02/24/2021
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Roberto Hays • LESSON IN PROGRESS

that we take or create other costrumbres and would thus affect various ecosystems on the planet.

02/24/2021
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Caleb Sisk • COMPLETED LESSON

One of the biggest changes in the way we will be producing food in the future is by making more animal breeding industrialized. There will be more hormones in food by manufacturing this way. The hormones in the food we eat are not good for our bodies.

02/25/2021
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Robert Orgain • COMPLETED LESSON

I can imagine growing food on rooftops with solar energy

02/25/2021
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Jermaine Bowden • COMPLETED LESSON

We can make a farm and let all of the foo grow like that

02/26/2021
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tiana evans • COMPLETED LESSON

yes

03/04/2021
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Kirsten Brown • COMPLETED LESSON

Finding a way to farm sustainably will positively impact the environment in so many ways, and if we find a way that produces efficient amounts of food, while being better for the environment than current ways, that would impact the future in so many ways.

03/11/2021
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Karina Smania De Lorenzi • COMPLETED LESSON

The changes have not been good. Increasingly with the use of transgenics and pesticides to increase production, devastating the environment and losing all varieties of species that we used to have. The world is becoming a big monoculture.

03/16/2021
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Bella Haas • LESSON IN PROGRESS

less pollution

03/17/2021
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Halle Erlandson • COMPLETED LESSON

It's going to be harder to produce natural food and keep up with the population.

03/29/2021
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RP - 07PA 876274 James Grieve PS • COMPLETED LESSON

I think the future will buy more local food and not transport it to other countries. This way they are producing there own food.

03/30/2021
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Yeimi Duran Vargas • COMPLETED LESSON

First, I'm very impressed with the way food is being produced, and now a somewhat crazy change that I can think of that could happen in food production is that maybe it can be produced with the minimum amount of gas production. greenhouse effect, and consequently good negative effects on the environment would be minimal.

04/01/2021
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Anand Sukhlall • COMPLETED LESSON

I think the fish farming and greenhouse movements are going to be huge and farms will start popping up everywhere increasing the food supply and lessening the impact on the environment.

04/02/2021
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Aroush Ahmed • COMPLETED LESSON

Every country could maybe produce their own foods, and if a country needs more food other countries can help. Or we can use a auto farm. However, we need to look at the negative sides to both of these ideas.

04/08/2021
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Aroush Ahmed • COMPLETED LESSON

We need to look at the negative effects of this idea as well.

04/08/2021 • 
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Sunday Zhu • COMPLETED LESSON

maybe we don't even eat cow meat, we use none fat human made meat for everyday meat free anergy source.

04/10/2021
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SK - 07PA 757695 James Grieve PS • COMPLETED LESSON

Farming is not considered a "dream job", it could be based on history, where you live or it's a hobby. Humans don't need to farm, so a mechanical invention could do it.

04/12/2021
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maria m • COMPLETED LESSON

I think it will be more technology-dependent and it will be modified to grow faster and bigger.

04/14/2021
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Evelyn Ortiz • COMPLETED LESSON

We will probably be able to produce more and that could help out developing countries

04/14/2021
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Andrea Diaz • COMPLETED LESSON

We will start looking for ways to have animals that need less space than most, such as crickets. It will reduce carbon emissions.

04/14/2021
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Anastasia Sorial • COMPLETED LESSON

I think that we could start producing food like in auto farms from Minecraft. This way of farming will positively impact the environment in so many ways.

04/17/2021
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AB - 07PA 754489 James Grieve PS • COMPLETED LESSON

I think we will start getting food in ways that won't impact our environment in a negative way.

04/19/2021
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Wesley Christiansen • COMPLETED LESSON

Some new foods are like all those artificial chicken nuggets! Thanks McDonalds!!!

04/20/2021
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Alli Beckstrom • LESSON IN PROGRESS

The chicken nugget! artificial and so healthy! not really... Our food could be in a cream in the future who knows!

04/20/2021
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Keaton Barber • LESSON IN PROGRESS

idk

04/20/2021