How We Are Fed: A Geographical Reader (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

James Franklin Chamberlain

 
9780365512721: How We Are Fed: A Geographical Reader (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore how food comes to your table, from fields and rivers to kitchens and restaurants.

This edition reveals the everyday science and steps behind farming, processing, and serving meals.

This engaging reader traces the journey of food across different settings, from arid irrigation and coffee farms to urban dining rooms and dining cars. It blends practical descriptions with real-world examples to show why what we eat matters and how people around the world contribute to the meals we share.
  • How irrigation turns dry lands into productive farms and supports large populations
  • How pasta like macaroni and vermicelli are made, dried, and prepared for shipping
  • The stages of coffee production, from picking to hull removal and packing for export
  • How dining options—from homes to restaurants, cafeterias, and dining cars—shape what and how we eat
Ideal for readers curious about everyday food systems, this book connects geography with the servings on your table and the places that feed the world.

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