Looking for some easy-to-access, credible information about the importance of ecological farming?

The Sustainable Agriculture Education Association (SAEA) launched a website and listserv to help people stay connected with educational resources, including upcoming conferences and new studies. SAEA's mission is to advance sustainable agriculture and agroecology in education. Anyone can become a member.

Another useful resource was announced this week, too -- at Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. The Center launched a website called the Agriculture & Public Health Gateway. Check out the extensive database. It allows you to search for reports, peer-reviewed journal articles, relevant organizations, and more -- all related to the intersection of public health and agriculture. Whether you're a physician or professor, student or scientist, this research tool is an important clearinghouse of information to guide discussions, research, and policymaking.

And don't forget about the National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service. This group of professionals constantly develop reports on sustainable agriculture practices and markets, provide up-to-date funding opportunities (especially for farmers), and post news stories and upcoming conferences.

Source: ATTRA

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Agroecolgy and education in Brasil
written by Gustavo Motta, February 18, 2009

Hi friens.
I`m a teacher of Geography in Brasil, and I have one project of agroeology and education. I d´like to get new ideas in world agroecology network.

My website is

http://agroecologiaceparl.blogspot.com

Thank you!

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written by Louis vuitton bags, March 01, 2010

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