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 =====Free Food Networks===== =====Free Food Networks=====
-Skip down to find the list of free-food-networks +Scroll down to find the list of free-food-networks 
  
 A free-food-network (FFN) always involves a group of people trying to organize some way of sharing and giving away free food. Sometimes cooked leftovers are given away so that they are not wasted. Sometimes the gift is fresh harvest that is not profitable to sell. This act of giving away food to prevent it from being wasted is known as "foodsharing". The act of reaping what is not going to be used is called gleaning. Sometimes networks give hot meals prepared with love for humanity and pure generosity by people who understand that humanity is a single organism and the well-being of everyone depends on the well-being of each one of us. A free-food-network (FFN) always involves a group of people trying to organize some way of sharing and giving away free food. Sometimes cooked leftovers are given away so that they are not wasted. Sometimes the gift is fresh harvest that is not profitable to sell. This act of giving away food to prevent it from being wasted is known as "foodsharing". The act of reaping what is not going to be used is called gleaning. Sometimes networks give hot meals prepared with love for humanity and pure generosity by people who understand that humanity is a single organism and the well-being of everyone depends on the well-being of each one of us.
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 Soon food production will be largely automated, this will make it much easier to provide food for free. A good site to learn more about how to automate a garden is [[http://www.gardenbot.org/|Gardenbot]]. Soon food production will be largely automated, this will make it much easier to provide food for free. A good site to learn more about how to automate a garden is [[http://www.gardenbot.org/|Gardenbot]].
  
-[[https://openaccesseconomy.org/doku.php?id=global_ffn|Global]]\\ +[[global_ffn|Global]]\\ 
-[[https://openaccesseconomy.org/doku.php?id=germany_ffn|Germany]]\\ +[[australia_ffn|Australia]]\\ 
-Australia\\ +[[austria_ffn|Austria]]\\ 
-Austria\\ +[[canada_ffn|Canada]]\\ 
-Canada\\ +[[catalonia_ffn|Catalonia]]\\ 
-Catalonia\\ +[[denmark_ffn|Denmark]]\\ 
-Denmark\\ +[[germany_ffn|Germany]]\\ 
-Spain\\ +[[spain_ffn|Spain]]\\ 
-United States of America\\ +[[usa_ffn|United States of America]]\\ 
-Luxembourg\\ +[[luxembourg_ffn|Luxembourg]]\\ 
-Switzerland\\+[[switzerland_ffn|Switzerland]]\\
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