agroecological in A Sentence

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    Does the project contribute to advancements in Agroecological intensification or AEI?

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    This doesn't mean, however, that plenty of food won't come from Agroecological farms.

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    The CCRP's focus on Agroecological research is central to co-creating this new and urgent future.

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    Dissemination and multiplication of innovative proposals on commercialization, consumption and Agroecological practice adapted to climate change II.

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    The CCRP funds 85 agriculture research projects in the Andes and Africa that emphasize place-based, participatory, Agroecological research with smallholder farmers.

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    Urban citizens are now increasingly directly connected with rural producers to access fresh food, which stimulates farmers to continue Agroecological production.

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    It does this through Agroecological systems research and knowledge-sharing that strengthen the capacities of smallholder farmers, research institutes and developmental organisations.

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    They do not always optimize crop density or diversity, and the University of California's extension program lacks the capacity to provide Agroecological training.

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    Research out of Iowa shows that Agroecological systems can exceed yields from U.S. industrial grain production and provide equal or higher profits to farmers.

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    Research out of Iowa state shows that Agroecological systems can exceed yields from U.S. industrial grain production and provide equal or higher profits to farmers.

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    However, city governments, local universities and nongovernment organizations can do a lot to strengthen food systems, including creating Agroecological training programs and policies for land and water access.

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    And UC Berkeley scientists reported that biodiversity-based agriculture can be highly productive and concluded that, when it comes to organic farms, the more Agroecological they were, the more plentiful their harvests.

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    This means using sustainable"Agroecological" practices and emerging technologies, such as applying micro doses of fertiliser via GPS-guided tractors, or improving drip irrigation and using drought-resistant food sources to get more"crop per drop" of water.

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    This potential yield could be dramatically enhanced if, for example, local urban farmers were trained to use well-tested Agroecological methods that are widely applied in Cuba to cultivate diverse vegetables, roots, tubers and herbs in relatively small spaces.

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    Latin America has led the Agroecological revolution in recent years, with the governments of Brazil and Ecuador creating the first national policies in support of agroecology, a farmer-to-farmer Agroecological tour de force underway in Cuba, and the emergence of SOCLA, a lively network of agroecology scientists(including this TEDx storyteller).

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    Latin America has led the Agroecological revolution(PDF) in recent years, with the governments of Brazil and Ecuador creating the first national policies in support of agroecology, a farmer-to-farmer Agroecological tour de force underway in Cuba, and the emergence of SOCLA, a lively network of agroecology scientists(including this TEDx storyteller).

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