Agroecology Fund’s Post

New study reveals agro-ecological farming offers 22% increase in yield https://lnkd.in/dsAEFC5M #kenya #agroecology #fruitsandvegetables #marketupdate #researchanddevelopment #middleeast #Africa #global #freshstart #superfoods #FreshExports #sustainableagriculture #foodsafety #supplychain 

Learn more about our visit to Alnarp's Farm  and the Agroecology day event at SLU - Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet  Alnarp. The insightful experiences shed light on sustainable farming practices and the importance of agroecology in modern agriculture.🏵️🧑🌾 https://buff.ly/3RUzEAb #Agroecology #SustainableFarming

Reviving Traditional Farming Techniques in Africa Indigenous knowledge has long been the bedrock of agricultural practices in Africa, reflecting a deep understanding of local ecosystems and sustainable land management. As modern agricultural techniques and technologies increasingly… #Africa #TraditionalFarming >>> Read more

Agroecology as a valid farming method for small scale farmers in rural Africa. It's vital to sustainably preserve the rural dimension of the continent. https://lnkd.in/dr3NCrD7 #smallscalefarming #africa #sustainablefarming

#AgroecologyWorks #ESAFFUganda #AgroecologyBusinessHub From groundbreaking farming techniques to impactful community initiatives, these narratives illustrate the power of Agroecology and remarkable achievements of these enterprises. Dive into this publication and get inspired by the achievements of our members who are leading the way in sustainable agriculture by click on the link below https://lnkd.in/dFtjjcwB

Thrilled to share my 16th blog post! 🌾🦋 Explore the ecological impact in "Impact of Agricultural Practices on Butterfly Populations in Pakistan." 🇵🇰🌱 Let's delve into the delicate balance between farming practices and butterfly habitats. 🌼🔗 #ButterflyConservation #AgriculturalImpact #BiodiversityPakistan 📖 Read more here:  https://lnkd.in/dTFWRy2N

Really good paper that highlights the important of context when considering farming systems.

“The diversity of crops and the way we arrange them means we can do without chemical inputs and restore our soil.” “I’m trying to convince other farmers to go back to natural farming so as not to clear the forest and pollute the soil, but without funds we can’t d o anything,” he says. “It took me five years for my field to become profitable; how would I have made a living in the meantime? We don’t receive government funding. So yes, I raise awareness, but I also share funds.” https://lnkd.in/eGiEXnDH #permaculture #agroecology #ecotransition #sustainability