It’s astonishing how much of our everyday uses are highly dependent on cheap oil. The food systems in our culture are without exception, and evolved over the last 30 years that is also centralized and fragile. More so then ever we face obstacles and challenges never seen before and will only be more overwhelming in the next 30 years without startups standing up and making new technologies to help, in relation to energy prices, population increase and environmental health.
Rejuvenating the local food revolution will bring a mainstream return to agricultural techniques, which are better for people and the planet. Organic agriculture and agroecology is an incredible hope for us to better feed the world over the next 30 years that is much less reliant on environmentally harmful processes. Bucky Box sees a decentralized, resilient, food secure world, and is building the operating system to make it possible, as “#foodtech” has a huge part to play in its future.
New Zealand based Bucky Box is providing digital solutions for small-scale farms to help food delivery become more efficient by automating the many laborious operational chores inflicting getting food to your plate. Their web app makes ordering, customer accounts, packing & delivery logistics, billing and invoicing a breeze for those providing organic produce delivery. The video below describes their startup in more detail:
Bucky Box is working towards a world food system that is supportive of the collective long-term health of all living systems. Two-thirds of Bucky Box’s annual revenue goes back to building a better food system by partnering with sustainable food organizations. How do you think entrepreneurs can help build a cheap oil un-reliant world?