Food Provenence Flashcards

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What is food traceability

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Access to info about where food comes from and assurances the food is safe to eat

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2
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What is sustainability

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Way of producing and consuming food that protects the environment and economy

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3
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4 things food provenance helps to do

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-Identify origin of produce
-increase food knowledge
-protect environment
-assist customers in eating a more sustainable diet
-maintain food culture

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4
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Steps of growing food

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-prepare soil
-sow seeds-seedlings
-water
-fertilise
-weeding
-protect from pests
-harvesting
-separation and inspection
-storage

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5
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What is intensive farming

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A large scale operation that prioritises profitability and efficiency

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6
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What is organic farming

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Focuses on producing food in ways to minimise harm to the environment or animal

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7
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3 characteristics of intensive farming

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High yield crops

Pesticides to control weeds and pests

Chemical fertilisers to enrich soil

Mechanised agriculture

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8
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4 Characteristics of organic farming

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Crop rotation linked to seasons

Hand weeding and natural pest control

Green manure and composting to enrich soil

Labour intensive agriculture

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9
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3 types of shell fish

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Crab
Prawns
Mussels
Scallops

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10
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3 types of white fish

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Cod
Haddock
Plaice
Sea bass

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11
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3 types of oily fish

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Mackerel
Salmon
Trout
Tuna (fresh)

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12
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What is the fishing method dredging

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Dragging metal framed nets with rakes attached through the sea bed, to release shell fish

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13
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What is the fishing method pots and creels?

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These are baited with fish and placed on the sea bed to be collected later

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14
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What is the fishing method trawling

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Drawing a net towed by a boat around a school of fish

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15
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What is the fishing method line caught

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Large or small scale, using baited hooks

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16
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What is a yield

A

Produce of a crop

17
Q

What is aquaculture

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Fish farming

18
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What is one reason why aquaculture is becoming more common

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There is a lack of wild fish due to overfishing meaning fish are being raised in fish farms using cages, pens, tanks or pods