Agroecology Map

13/08/2026

🌳 🗺️ Step-by-step guide on how to register your initiative on the Agroecology Map

12/08/2026

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🚀🌱 Over 2,100 publications indexed!

Agroecology Map AI keeps growing: more than 2,100 publications and documents are now searchable in our open agroecology knowledge base. Scientific papers, field manuals, technical guides, reports, theses, case studies, and community materials are being brought together to make agroecological knowledge easier to discover and use. 📚🌍

Each new publication strengthens a shared resource for farmers, researchers, students, educators, extension workers, movements, and communities. Ask questions in natural language and receive answers grounded in real sources, with citations you can inspect, verify, and explore further. 🧠🔎

This growth is made possible by people who suggest materials, review publications, share the platform, and believe that knowledge about agroecology should remain open and accessible. Thank you to everyone helping us cultivate this digital commons. 🤝💚

Agroecology Map AI is free, open source, and 100% Free Software under GPLv3. Have a useful publication about agroecology or a related field? Send us your suggestion and help the knowledge base keep growing. 🌿✨

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08/08/2026

Hildaberry Permaculture Farm & Nursery in Oregon is a vibrant testament to agroecological and permacultural ideals 🌱, where the heart and soul of the operation is healthy soil 🌍, built through regenerative practices like cover cropping, minimal tillage, composting, and natural mulches to enhance organic matter and protection ♻️. Their ecological commitment extends to growing hardy, nutrient-dense plants using kelp, compost, and beneficial microbes, ensuring food sovereignty 🥗 and sustainability for all who consume the harvest 🌿. This initiative also embodies agroforestry principles by nurturing a resilient, closed-loop system that harmonizes with nature 🐞, creating a thriving ecosystem for generations to come 🌟.

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08/08/2026

At La Ferme des Rufaux in Normandy 🌾, farmers Edouard and Louise passionately cultivate an organic farm guided by Agroecology 🌱, Permaculture 🌍, and Agroforestry 🌳, where 200 fruit trees create a thriving orchard intercropped with vegetables and perennials 🌸. By supplying 60 families via AMAP and local spots like Auberge des Ruines in Jumièges 🍽️, they champion Food Sovereignty 🗳️ and short circuits ♻️, reinforcing Ecological balance 🐞 and Sustainability 🌿. Their educational mission 📚 fosters a new generation of market gardeners, making this farm a heartfelt, living testament to nature-friendly farming ✨.

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08/08/2026

At El Campanario 🌿, this agroecological farm 🌱 embraces permaculture principles 🌻 to produce healthy food 🥕 while prioritizing sustainability ♻️, circular economy 🔄, and self-sufficiency 🌍—cultivating food sovereignty 🍎 through regenerative practices that restore ecological balance 🌳 and integrate agroforestry 🌲, ensuring every element is proudly grown from scratch for lasting pride and ecosystem harmony 🌺.

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08/08/2026

Nestled in a remote area of Zanzibar between Jozani Chwaka National Park and Paje village, a small off-grid multicultural family farm (Canadian-Tanzanian) embodies agroecological and permacultural ideals, striving for self-sufficiency with a beginning garden, solar power, and a well 🌞💧. Built from coral rock and furnished with local wood, their homestead integrates chickens, cows, dairy goats, and a vegetable, herb, and medicinal garden 🌿🐐, while planted trees and native wildlife (monkeys, bats, butterflies) reflect ecological harmony and agroforestry principles 🌳🦋. The initiative champions food sovereignty and sustainability, sharing simple holistic farm life and Zanzibari culture with visitors 🌍🍃.

💡 Find out more at https://agroecologymap.org/l/480

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08/08/2026

The Seed Co-operative 🌱, based in Lincolnshire 🌍, is cultivating a thriving agroecological food system rooted in health, resilience, and equity, championing open-pollinated seeds that regenerate soil, protect biodiversity, and strengthen food sovereignty 🌾. Since 2014, this Community Benefit Society revitalized Gosberton Bank Nursery into a hub for agroecological seed production, research, and education, achieving organic certification in 2018 and embracing permacultural principles of self-reliance and community resilience 🐝. By rejecting industrial seed biotechnology and corporate control, they foster ecological harmony, sustainability, and a deep connection to the land, empowering growers to save, share, and adapt seeds year after year 🌻. Their work is a living example of agroforestry ideals, integrating diversity of genetics, knowledge, and ecosystems to build a just, regenerative food future 🌲✨.

💡 Find out more at https://agroecologymap.org/l/481

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07/08/2026

🌱 Agroecology is not only about combining crops. It is also about people, access, knowledge, labor, cooperation, and the decisions communities make together.

Agroecology Map Game brings these social and political dimensions into its quests without turning the game into a complicated political simulation.

🌾 In Seeds in Common, players contribute to a Community Seed Bank, follow the origin of seed lots, protect a shared reserve, and access another variety without requiring an immediate one-for-one trade.

💧 Watershed activities connect soil cover and water care with shared observation and community infrastructure.

🤝 Market, barter, donation, order, and seed-exchange quests show that not every exchange has the same purpose. Quantities, time, labor, commitments, and community use remain visible.

🍲 Food-processing and shared-meal activities connect harvests with preservation, seasonal availability, cooperation, and access to food.

🛠️ Collective projects require materials, labor, prior community work, and clear agreements. Their results become visible in the village and nursery instead of appearing as abstract rewards.

🗣️ Eight community members bring different experiences to conversations, missions, and seasonal gatherings. Knowledge is shared through relationships and practical work, not delivered as a single universal answer.

The political dimension appears in everyday questions: Who has access to seeds? What should remain in a shared reserve? How is work divided? What is sold, exchanged, donated, stored, or shared? Which projects does the community maintain for the future?

The game does not judge these actions with one morality or sustainability score. Players see separate consequences involving land, resources, relationships, agreements, time, labor, and collective work. At the Year-end Reflection Circle, those experiences remain distinct rather than becoming one final grade. 🌍

We want Agroecology Map Game to be enjoyable and approachable while showing that ecological diversity and social organization are connected. Which community decisions or social dimensions of Agroecology would you like to encounter in a quest? 💚

06/08/2026