Ara que, se suposa que ja, sí que sí, tindrem menys energia i decreixerem... Hi ha una bona notícia (pel que fa a no passar massa fam): amb l'agroecologia es poden fer meravelles, i sabem com fer-les.

La mala notícia és que s'ha de treballar molt, oblideu-vos dels cants de sirena dels teòrics decreixentistes (o també dels green new dealers) que parlen de “viure millor treballant menys”.

#agroecología #agroecology

We built shelters for the #BlueTit 🐦 in the #cultiva garden

We learned how to build small wooden shelters with an entrance hole about 28 mm in diameter. This design detail allows the blue tit to enter safely while preventing access by larger birds or predators, ensuring better nesting conditions.

The blue tit feeds on insects and larvae, making it a natural ally in pest control in the garden and fostering a balanced and sustainable #ecosystem.

Activity organized by #MuroAtelier

#agroecology

A small hand, a serene gaze—and a silent encounter with #nature.

The round, tranquil kohlrabi offers itself with the same sweetness with which it is received. In a moment of contemplation, where everything slows down and makes sense, without haste or noise.

Like nature, we too blossom when we allow ourselves to feel, touch, and belong.

Soon, this kohlrabi will arrive at our grocery store, bringing a little of this simplicity to your table.

#cultiva #agroecology

📽️ Highlights from the “From Garden to Jar” workshop, from harvesting to making orange marmalade and lemon pickle.

In these sessions, we rediscover simple and sustainable ways to make the most of local and seasonal foods, transforming them and extending their shelf life—as is the case with jams, which preserve the flavor of the fruit beyond its season.

These practices can make a difference in the fight against food waste. 🌿🍊✨

#Cultiva #CozinhaPopular #CozinhaPopularDaMouraria #Agroecology

Ban toxic pesticides across Africa

We are quite literally being poisoned in the name of profit. Add your voice now, demand that African leaders ban the production, trade, and use of toxic pesticides across the continent.

International Day of Peasants’ Struggle: When Recognition Demands Reality.

This video by @ESAFFUG highlights progress made such as the recognition of peasant rights through UNDROP & emerging #agroecology policies.

Watch: https://youtu.be/XGbj8LuEEbQ?si=woNQqpzSiysRabQy

#April17
#PeasantStruggles

South Africa’s farmers aren’t yet replacing chemical fertilisers with sustainable alternatives – this is why | The-14

South African farmers resist switching to sustainable fertilisers due to poor access, low awareness and convenience, despite benefits for soil health and yields

The-14 Pictures

The process brings together women peasant leaders who, along with their families and organizations, strengthen their capacities in #agroecology with a gender focus, recovering ancestral knowledge and sustainable production practices. But it’s not just about producing food; it’s also a way to challenge power.

https://viacampesina.org/en/2026/04/paraguay-peasant-women-of-caaguazu-in-the-process-of-building-food-sovereignty/

Paraguay: Peasant women of Caaguazú in the process of building food sovereignty | Via Campesina

Agroecology, Biodiversity and Peasants' Seeds In Caaguazú, thirty peasant women from the community of Santory are demonstrating that organization and collective struggle can transform their lives and those of their communities.

La Via Campesina - EN

A representative of the European Commission has admitted before the Dutch Parliament that there is no guarantee that the omnibus proposal on pesticides will not undermine the protection of human health and the environment - a key objective of the EU pesticide law. This directly contradicts the Commission’s claim when originally presenting the proposal that it will maintain high safety standards.

#Pesticides #Environment #ClimateEmergency #Agroecology

https://www.pan-europe.info/press-releases/2026/04/eu-commission-admits-pesticide-omnibus-proposal-could-weaken-health-and

EU Commission admits the pesticide Omnibus proposal could weaken health and environmental protections

A representative of the European Commission has admitted before the Dutch Parliament that there is no guarantee that the omnibus proposal on pesticides will not undermine the protection of human health and the environment - a key objective of the EU pesticide law. This directly contradicts the Commission’s claim when originally presenting the proposal that it will maintain high safety standards.

PAN Europe