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Posts by Alex Wostry

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Farmers in the Uluguru Mountains, are showing what is possible through #SyntropicAgroforestry. They are pioneers of a regenerative system that can help heal our planet. Many global leaders, driven by destructive mindsets, should learn from these people. Gaining happiness, and a safer future for all.

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🌱 A milestone for regenerative agriculture in Tanzania
The final ADET Project training is complete. Farmers and students were trained in syntropic agroforestry on a 50-hectare farm owned by the Sokoine University of Agriculture.
This site will now become a hub for trainings and long-term research.

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Even without robust data for v small farms, a recent Nature Food article finds "very-small-scale (≤2 ha) and small-scale (>2–20 ha) farmers make a considerable contribution to national food consumption across all studied countries" www.nature.com/articles/s43...

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AI Could Wipe Out the Working Class | Sen. Bernie Sanders
AI Could Wipe Out the Working Class | Sen. Bernie Sanders YouTube video by Senator Bernie Sanders

The artificial intelligence and robotics being developed by multi-billionaires will allow corporate America to wipe out tens of millions of decent-paying jobs, cut labor costs and boost profits.

What happens to working class people who can’t find jobs because they don’t exist?

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What you are doing @agroecologymap.bsky.social is a fantastic job, strengthening our regenerative global network! Keep up the good work for many more years to come! Together we are strong 💪🌳🌴🫜. Your initiative clearly shows this; at these difficult times, that's precisely what we need!

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🌱🎉 Agroecology Map turns 8! An open-source, volunteer-driven platform mapping agroecological practices worldwide 🌍🤝. Together we grow resilient food systems! 💚🌾

#Agroecology #Permaculture #Agroforestry #FoodSovereignty #SustainableAgriculture #OpenData #CitizenScience #ClimateJustice #Biodiversity

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I can't download it. Looks like there is a bug in the system. Hope you can solve the problem organically :)

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Center for Food Safety | Reports | | Microbiomes Matter How is the health of our soil and our bodies intertwined? What is the link between soil health and human health and how can understanding...

Hi @cfstruefood.bsky.social , very intersting, but your link does not work. I was so keen to learn more about it that I followed up. www.centerforfoodsafety.org/reports/7018...

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In the #Syntropic #Agroforestry #Innovation #Accelerator, progress comes not from pushing harder but from letting go—of chemicals, of isolation, of old top-down models. By removing barriers and trusting #co-creation, nature and communities regenerate and flourish on their own.

#Agroecology

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Extreme heat is forcing farmers to work overnight, an adaptation that comes with a cost Farmers and fisherfolk across the world are shifting into nighttime work to escape perilous heat.

The Night Shift.

With extreme heat making it perilous to work during the day, farmers and fisherfolk worldwide are adopting overnight hours. That comes with new dangers.

grist.org/food-and-agr...

#Heat #India #Agriculture #Food #Climate #Environment #Farms #Farming #Night

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🚜✨ Farmers in Cambodia are discovering new ways to farm regeneratively!
APOPO HeroTREEs in collaboration with CIRD, just kicked off Syntropic Agroforestry Trainings – part of the #Syntropic #Agroforestry #Innovation #Accelerator (SAIA).

#Agroecology at its best

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The 3rd Global Nyeleni Forum on Food Sovereignty is commencing in Kandy, Sri Lanka with around 600 delegates from 120 countries are participating to discuss solutions and priorities for the future of collective struggle for food sovereignty. ceylontoday.lk/2025/08/30/n...

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Kicking off Syntropic Agroforestry Innovation Accelerator (SAIA) in Cambodia with a public training organized by CIRD, which hosts NGOs, University, coops and Government. Many more will follow. As well support in setting up demos and data collection/interpretation for impact forecasts

#Agroecology

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Der Weg junger Bäuerinnen in die Geflügelzucht In Mlaguzi Village im Distrikt Mvomero in der Region Morogoro, Tansania, leben vier junge Mütter, die sich gemeinsam und entschlossen ein neues Leben aufgebaut haben: Hellena Thomas (22), Catherine Th...

✨ Vier junge Mütter in Mlaguzi gründen Jitume Ufanikiwe: Mit 100 Küken gestartet, Ziel 300 Hühner bis Ende 2025. Ein echter Game Changer! 🌱🐥
👉 zurl.co/tWFND
#Agroecology #SAT #Tanzania

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Aus NLO wird Green Bridges Warum unser Verein einen neuen Namen trägt – und was dahintersteckt

From selling all I had and starting with just a backpack, the journey led to 15+ years of building agroecology projects in Africa. What began with the founding of SAT in Tanzania has grown into Green Bridges: supporting agroforestry.
👉 Blog: zurl.co/cohtr

#GreenBridges #Agroecology #Resilience

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🌾 Farmers are already leading the way in the shift to sustainable & organic practices — protecting soil, climate & biodiversity.
🚜 But they can't do it alone.
Public support must reward their efforts 💶🌍
👉 Sign to #ReformTheCAP: ow.ly/uNmP50VXgsG
#CAP #FutureOfCAP

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Limits to Growth was right about collapse The only question is whether we manage degrowth or just let it happen to us. This isn’t a neutral question. I know which one of these is worse.

Limits to Growth was right about collapse www.resilience.org/stories/2025...

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The flower fix: how nature could slash farm costs Planting wildflowers between apple trees could save UK farmers up to £3,000 per hectare per year

Aphids can ruin apple crops. But a trial found orchards with wildflower strips had just a third of the damage.

It’s a natural solution with big potential – perfect for Nature-Friendly Farming Week!

Here’s what the study found:

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So we are having now with Grok the 1st racist AI. Let's see what happens after it turns into "General". Will it obey and do logistics for white supremacists, or will it kick out the shit out of its Nazi Master? #AlignmentProblem Nobody knows... But technology is fucking hot, isn't it?

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„You’re not a Nazi simply because you use X — but also, what exactly are you doing there?“, fragt ATLANTIC-Autor Charlie Warzel:

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The State That Did It First: How Sikkim Went 100% Organic & Changed Indian Farming A small Himalayan state quietly achieved what most regions only talk about — going completely organic. Here’s how Sikkim made it happen.

Role model India: how it's state Sikkim went 100% organic, clearly indicates that Asia has strong transformative power, acting as a role model in the world. #OrganicFarming #Leadership

thebetterindia.com/436193/how-s...

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🌍 It's International #BiodiversityDay!
Organic farms = biodiversity BFFs 🐝🌾
💚 No toxic chemicals
🌻 More bees, bugs & birds
🌱 Healthier soil
🌽 Diverse crops = resilient planet
Every organic bite helps the wild stay wild.
#OrganicFarming #BiodiversityIsLife

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The Social and Political Aspects of Agroecology: An Interview with Miguel Altieri - Bioneers A military coup in his homeland of Chile unexpectedly put Miguel Alteri on a path to becoming a global expert in agroecology. His work with small farmers, predominately in Latin America, demonstrated ...

The Social and Political Aspects of #Agroecology: An Interview with Miguel Altieri bioneers.org/the-social-a...

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#Agroecology #FoodJustice #RightToFood

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Inside Doha Airport, there are trees, while outside, it’s a scorching 40°C desert. Everyone appreciates the greenery, which is a welcome sight. However, beyond this dome, ecosystems are collapsing, and biodiversity is declining. Let’s not disconnect from true nature.

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Bambara groundnut is a nutritious pulse.

A source of calcium, iron, zinc & folate it good for our health and for the health of our planet.

It's time to rediscover Africa's #ForgottenCrops and their potential to transform agrifood systems 👉 buff.ly/oUu5zX7

#FoodSecurity

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Two-thirds of global heating caused by richest 10%, study suggests Paper in Nature Climate Change journal reveals major role wealthy emitters play in driving climate extremes

What Europe and the US need to understand when researchers say: "We found that the wealthiest 10% contributed 6.5 times more to global warming than the average, with the top 1% and 0.1% contributing 20 and 76 times more.” -> it's simply a duty to take action!!!
www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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Growing an urban 'food forest' in South Auckland A researcher has partnered with a South Auckland marae to grow an urban "food forest" with the goal of using it as a seed for future change.

The forest at Papatūānuku Kōkiri in Māngere has been up and running for five years using a food growing technique called syntropic agroforestry, where ideally food is grown without relying on outside inputs like fertilizers and fossil fuels.
www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu...

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A young, energetic organization that really knows how to inspire youth to get active in tree planting and agriculture! My Birthday Tree Organisation doesn't joke around it; it instead mobilises hundreds of young folks. Wonderful—that's exactly what we need. It's great to have it here in #Tanzania!

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Badenoch 'in pay of climate deniers' Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party in Britain, accused of being “in the pay of the climate deniers” over attack on net zero 2050 target.

“If you want to know where all the objections to net zero have come from, then you have to follow the money. The Conservative Party leader has abandoned net zero by 2050 because she is in the pay of the climate deniers in Tufton Street.”

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