Food Sustainability: Comparing Farmer's Market vs Supermarket Report
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This report explores the critical importance of food sustainability, examining its multifaceted impacts on health, social, and economic factors. The study investigates the benefits of sustainable food practices, including the reduction of foodborne diseases and the promotion of employment opportunities. It highlights the role of sustainable farming in encouraging biodiversity, creating healthy soils, and conserving water, thereby mitigating environmental impacts. The report compares food from farmer's markets and supermarkets, analyzing food metrics, health impacts, and environmental considerations, with the aim of promoting better solutions for USF students to ensure nutritional needs are met through fresh food consumption. The research employs various tools, including penetrometers, carbon footprint calculations, and surveys, to assess vegetable firmness, waste generation, and nutritional value. The findings reveal that vegetables from farmer's markets are often cheaper, of higher quality, and produce less waste. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of research and development in sustainable food practices and its potential to address social, economic, and environmental challenges while improving the quality of life for all.
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