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Cotton in Agroecological Consortia
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The aim of this paper is to describe the experience of cotton production in agro-ecological consortia by family farmers in the community of Irapuá in the municipality of Nova Russas (2009 to 2011), in the state of Ceará. Conventional agriculture adopts a model that does not provide sustainable development, favoring environmental degradation and the social exclusion of the less fortunate and the concentration of land. Faced with this unsustainability for life, social movements and researchers began studies in search of techniques that wouldn't degrade the environment and would combine popular knowledge with scientific knowledge to help regenerate ecosystems. From then on, the construction of agroecological science emerged, which goes beyond food production, where sustainable agriculture can be carried out that guarantees the preservation of soil, water resources, wildlife and natural ecosystems, while at the same time ensuring food security.
Autorentext
Uko czy studia z zakresu agronomii na Federalnym Uniwersytecie w Ceará (2008), specjalizacj z planowania i zarz dzania rodowiskiem na Uniwersytecie Stanowym w Ceará (2013) oraz studia magisterskie z zakresu socjobioró norodno ci i zrównowäonych technologii na Uniwersytecie Mi dzynarodowej Integracji Luzofonii Afro-Brazylijskiej (2016).
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- GTIN 09786206838470
- Sprache Englisch
- Genre Biology
- Größe H220mm x B150mm
- Jahr 2025
- EAN 9786206838470
- Format Kartonierter Einband
- ISBN 978-620-6-83847-0
- Veröffentlichung 13.05.2025
- Titel Cotton in Agroecological Consortia
- Autor Paula Andréia Bezerra Insaurralde , Adriana Barbosa
- Untertitel The Experience of the Community of Irapuá in Nova Russas - CE
- Herausgeber Our Knowledge Publishing
- Anzahl Seiten 52