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Explorando los flujos y contraflujos de la Agricultura Regenerativa, la Agricultura Orgánica y la Agroecología

Los movimientos regenerativo, orgánico y agroecológico comparten muchas preocupaciones y ofrecen soluciones aparentemente similares. Por lo tanto, en TABLE comenzamos a preguntarnos si tal vez se trata de intentos repetidos de articular las mismas cosas, o si existen diferencias sustantivas. Originalmente publicado en inglés, en octubre de 2021, el Dr. George Cusworth (U Oxford) y Rachel Carlile (U Edimburgo) trabajaron con la diseñadora gráfica Emily Liang (WUR) para desarrollar un diagrama que articule las similitudes y diferencias de estos movimientos agrícolas.

Regenerative Agriculture

What is regenerative agriculture?

What is regenerative agriculture? Although this concept is frequently used in discussions about food systems transformation, and is starting to attract the attention of corporates and the mainstream, it lacks a formal definition, and what counts as "regenerative" can vary based on the individual asked, or the context.In this explainer, we explore ways of thinking about regenerative agriculture in relation to its various definitions, the stakeholders using the term, its knowledge practices and knowledge base, and how it fits in with wider goals for food system change.https://www.doi.org/10.56661/2d7b8d1cA shorter written version of this summary is available here.

ag movements

Exploring the ebbs and flows of Regenerative Agriculture, Organic and Agroecology

The regenerative, organic and agroecology movements share many concerns, and offer seemingly similar solutions. We, at TABLE, therefore began to ask ourselves if they are perhaps repeated attempts to articulate the same things, or whether there are substantive differences. Dr George Cusworth (U Oxford) and Rachel Carlile (U Edinburgh) worked with graphic designer Emily Liang (WUR) to develop a diagram articulating these agricultural movements' similarities and differences.