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Greener Fields, Richer Soils: Agroecology Proves Its Value
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Greener Fields, Richer Soils: Agroecology Proves Its Value
A major four-year study on English arable farms has found that agroecological practices can boost biodiversity and improve certain crop yields — but remain economically unviable without public support. Conducted across 17 commercial farms, the research examined how reducing reliance on agrochemicals through ecological interventions—such as wildflower margins, cover crops, and soil enrichment — could restore nature’s regulating services like poll…
The Union of Workers of the Earth (UTT) publicly denounced that they closed their warehouse of agroecological products that they had in Pellegrini street to 100 of Santa Rosa. The organization released a document. It is the following: “Today, July 1, they were present in the lmacén of the UTT inspectors of the Bromatology area of the Municipality of Santa Rosa to intervene agroecological food, criollos and peasants and prevent its sale. They did…
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