Overview
The environmental geography of agroecological practices emphasizes the integration of ecological principles into agricultural systems. This approach not only enhances biodiversity and soil health but also addresses food security challenges. By promoting sustainable farming methods, agroecology seeks...
Key Terms
Example: Agroecology promotes practices like crop rotation and intercropping.
Example: A diverse range of crops can improve farm resilience.
Example: Healthy soil supports plant growth and water retention.
Example: Sustainable farming practices help preserve natural resources.
Example: Permaculture designs often include diverse plant species.
Example: Rotating legumes with cereals can improve soil nitrogen levels.
Related Topics
Sustainable Agriculture
Focuses on farming practices that meet current food needs without compromising future generations.
intermediateClimate Change and Agriculture
Explores the impacts of climate change on agricultural practices and food security.
advancedOrganic Farming
A method of farming that avoids synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, focusing on natural processes.
intermediateKey Concepts
sustainabilitybiodiversitysoil healthfood security