Why are some farms weathering the fertiliser crisis better than others?
Because they don’t rely on it.
Regenerative & agroecological farming shows how to build resilience free of fossil fuels.
Why are some farms weathering the fertiliser crisis better than others?
Because they don’t rely on it.
Regenerative & agroecological farming shows how to build resilience free of fossil fuels.
Going beyond planting means to understand the cycle that connects the soil, food, and life.
In an urban context, these moments foster a conscious bond with the rhythm of nature and the origin of our food.
In the garden, we unearth essential knowledge and strengthen the relation to the local area, promoting awareness, participation, and a sense of belonging.
More than just a practice, it is a way of thinking about food as an integral part of life, health, and culture.🌱
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Who is shaping #innovation in #agriculture – and in whose interests?
Watch the launch of HEAD IN THE CLOUD, unpacking digital agriculture, power, and farmer-led alternatives.
👉https://youtu.be/lN8n6sGouCI?si=8hf4jkTQy1oujxGo
#Agroecology #FoodSystems #HeadInTheCloud
I am very happy to announce that within Plant Breeding, Wageningen University and Research (WUR-PBR) together with my colleagues Guusje Bonnema and Peter Bourke I have launched the new Research Cluster Breeding for Agroecology. Agroecology applies ecological principles to farming to create resilient food systems that support biodiversity, circularity, soil health, and local communities. This research cluster will create visibility and coordinate activities inside and outside WUR-PBR for the topics breeding for diversified production systems, the implications of breeding for (agro-)biodiversity, and breeding for organic agriculture. The cluster and its spokesperson Guusje Bonnema will function as a contact point for any research activity around these topics at WUR. You can get in touch with the cluster via her https://www.wur.nl/en/persons/drir-ab-guusje-bonnema
Happy to collaborate and spread the word!
"The vast majority of pesticides are used on crops grown for ethanol and factory farm animal feed.Factory-farmed animals are raised in cruel conditions,spending their lives on top of each other, covered in their own waste.Animals raised in these conditions are fed pesticide-ridden feed & antibiotics.And like any factory,these operations discharge dangerous pollution, driving a cancer-linked drinking water crisis in several states
Same in #Brazil #Pesticides #Agroecology
https://www.counterpunch.org/2026/03/30/to-make-america-healthy-again-break-up-big-ag/
Pig Slaughter Day
