10 Foods We Eat from Around the World

Share this:Yes, mobile ponds are the next big thing in fish farming in Nigeria. The mobile ponds are either called tarpaulin fish ponds or catfish mobile fish ponds. These mobile ponds are gradually becoming the trend for fish farming in Nigeria. This mobile ponds can be set up anywhere from home gardens to office roofs to backyards of point-and-kill restaurants to schools, literally anywhere! How can you identify the best mobile fish ponds in Nigeria? What makes a mobile fish pond that last

Goat Week ended last Friday, and we’re finally ready to celebrate other animals again. All thanks to the Library of Congress, for giving us a bumper crop of vintage farm horses doing their thing. Enjoy! Horse on farm during wheat harvest, central Ohio, ca. 1938.   Plowing with ten-horse team. Ryken farm, Hardin County, Iowa, ca. 1939.   Horses raised more for show than work. Seabrook Farm, Bridgeton, New Jersey, ca. 1942.   Johnny Gaynor driving a team

Compared to some other wild-caught species, anchovies don’t result in huge amounts of bycatch. Not only that, but the small, silver fish are affordable and packed with essential nutrients. Consider adding anchovies to your sandwiches, pizzas or salads. You can also try adding them to dressings and sauces for a natural burst of umami. Mackerel Mackerel have suffered from overfishing in many parts of the world, but there are still ways to enjoy this fish responsibly. Just remember to check your

Thanks to the Library of Congress and their voluminous photo archives (which we have dipped into many times before) let’s take look at swine from a different time. Here are 16 of our favorite vintage photos of porkers and oinkers, rooters and brooders. Enjoy! Pigs on a farm in Custer County, Nebraska. A sod house in the background. ca. 1886. Colorado pigs do what they do best: root in the dirt. Site unknown. ca. 1890. A big pig in an unknown city-like