Rob Trice's guest appearances

Rob Trice

Green Sense Radio

Farm Food Facts

Crusonia Conversations

Erin Fitzgerald

Rob Dongoski

Robert Lustig

James Wetzel

Eric Stein

Brian Smith

Ken Rubin

Nathan Armstrong

Jim Adams

Joe Koss

Joe Doucet

Jeremy Brown

Hurricane Michael

Jeff Howell

Jimmy Webb

OwlTail

Food is among our most basic needs for survival. But, it is much more than that. Food brings joy. It connects us in a way that is uniquely human bringing together family and community in times of celebration and in times of sorrow. While this connection between food and culture is timeless, the importance is more profound among Millennials and Gen Z than perhaps any other generations in modern history. A part of this is certainly a greater awareness of our responsibility to the planet to reduce carbon footprint and create more sustainable farming and production practices. But is it something more? And how will these generations positively impact, and lead, the creation of a new, healthier food system? Hear globally recognized thought leader, Eve Turow-Paul, who recently authored Hungry: Avocado Toast, Instagram Influencers, and Our Search for Connection and Meaning which discusses how the Digital Age has impacted Millennials and Gen Z and influences their relationship with food. Eve is joined by Rob Trice, founder of Better Food Ventures, a company that invests in businesses harnessing the power of information technology to create a better food system, and Crusonia moderator Sarah Mock. The post Listen: Eve Turow-Paul &amp; Rob Trice | Crusonia Conversations appeared first on Crusonia on the Delta.

Food is among our most basic needs for survival. But, it is much more than that. Food brings joy. It connects us in a way that is uniquely human bringing together family and community in times of celebration and in times of sorrow. While this connection between food and culture is timeless, the importance is more profound among Millennials and Gen Z than perhaps any other generations in modern history. A part of this is certainly a greater awareness of our responsibility to the planet to reduce carbon footprint and create more sustainable farming and production practices. But is it something more? And how will these generations positively impact, and lead, the creation of a new, healthier food system? Hear globally recognized thought leader, Eve Turow-Paul, who recently authored Hungry: Avocado Toast, Instagram Influencers, and Our Search for Connection and Meaning which discusses how the Digital Age has impacted Millennials and Gen Z and influences their relationship with food. Eve is joined by Rob Trice, founder of Better Food Ventures, a company that invests in businesses harnessing the power of information technology to create a better food system, and Crusonia moderator Sarah Mock. The post <a href="https://crusoniaonthedelta.org/crusonia-conversations-eve-turow-paul-rob-trice/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Listen: Eve Turow-Paul &amp; Rob Trice | Crusonia Conversations</a> appeared first on <a href="https://crusoniaonthedelta.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Crusonia on the Delta</a>.

Crusonia Conversations: Eve Turow-Paul & Rob Trice

Today's Thought Leader is Rob Trice, the Founder of The Mixing Bowl.The stories you NEED to know:• How the spring season’s Wet Weather and flooding Continues to Impact Agriculture.• No industry will be impacted by climate change as much as Agriculture.• Farmers try to decipher what trends shown in the latest Census of Agriculture mean as they plan their Future.

Today's Thought Leader is Rob Trice, the Founder of The Mixing Bowl. The stories you NEED to know: • How the spring season’s Wet Weather and flooding Continues to Impact Agriculture. • No industry will be impacted by climate change as much as Agriculture. • Farmers try to decipher what trends shown in the latest Census of Agriculture mean as they plan their Future.

Rob Trice, The Mixing Bowl, Climate Change and Agriculture

With the world population continuing to grow, in order to feed everyone, the people who feed the world are in need of connecting with those who are changing the world through technological innovations. The Mixing Bowl works to help make those connections and we’re  joined by Founder Rob Trice.    As if climate change affecting coffee, chocolate, possibly wine production wasn’t enough, there’s news that maple syrup could also be in jeopardy.  If current emission trends continue by the end of the century the warm climate will kill the trees that make maple syrup. Ines Ibanez is with the School for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan and has published research on this possibility. 

With the world population continuing to grow, in order to feed everyone, the people who feed the world are in need of connecting with those who are changing the world through technological innovations. <a href="http://mixingbowlhub.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Mixing Bowl</a> works to help make those connections and we’re  joined by Founder Rob Trice.    As if climate change affecting coffee, chocolate, possibly wine production wasn’t enough, there’s news that maple syrup could also be in jeopardy.  If current emission trends continue by the end of the century the warm climate will kill the trees that make maple syrup. <a href="http://www.myrecipes.com/extracrispy/the-maple-syrup-shortage-is-probably-worse-than-we-thought" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ines Ibanez is with the School for Environment and Sustainability at the University of Michigan</a> and has published research on this possibility.

Rob Trice of The Mixing Bowl/Maple Syrup in jeopardy