Peasant network for carbon agriculture

We are promoting a farmers' network to help disseminate new ways of doing and understanding food production. We are certain that the primary sector needs a change in agronomic strategies that favor soil recovery, self-fertility, and conservation, while simultaneously strengthening economic viability. Our association aims to promote training and the exchange of knowledge and experiences related to what we like to call carbon-based bio-logical agriculture. The term 'bio-logical' incorporates the most logical biology that exists: nature's model. We are already aware of various private initiatives in our country and neighboring countries that are experimenting with and seeking agronomic techniques that promote soil recovery, self-fertility, and conservation. These farms are demonstrating their economic viability and are therefore becoming benchmarks in their field. By creating this network, we promote the exchange of information, experiences, and difficulties among network members to address the challenges facing agriculture: the environmental, climate, and energy crisis, the supply crisis (fertilizers, seeds, etc.), and the very survival of the sector.