European organisations are urging EU policymakers to safeguard credible agricultural transitions by strengthening support for agroecology, organic farming and other systemic approaches. The organisations warn against the growing use of vague "regenerative agriculture" claims.
The Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Novi Sad recently hosted a series of events advancing agroecology in Serbia. Featuring Agroecology Europe President Alexander Wezel, and timed to coincide with Earth Day, the program highlighted Serbia's long scientific tradition in agroecology.
Agroecology Europe members launched a new International Working Group. Through this Working Group, Agroecology Europe seeks to deepen its relationships with regional and international organisations, networks, and coalitions.
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