La producción agroecológica a pequeña escala - Diálogo con Marcelo Miranda

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AGROECOLOGÍA EN LA RIBERA. Malva Miranda dialoga con Marcelo Miranda, integrante del Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Exploramos el concepto mismo de la Agroecología, las escalas de producción –enfocándonos en la producción a pequeña escala–, el nacimiento y la organización del Mercado de la Ribera, la producción en relación al río y  los Servicios Ecosistémicos. Agroecología en la ribera es una serie de podcast producidos y conducidos por Malva Miranda dentro del Programa Jóvenes del Humedal. 90.7 FM Radio Mutante es un proyecto de Casa Río Lab en el marco del Programa Humedales Sin Fronteras, un programa que nace desde los pueblos del sistema de humedales de los Ríos Paraguay-Paraná.  Coordinación:  Both Ends con el apoyo de Dob Ecology. #Agroecología #Humedales #AgriculturaFamiliar #INTA #MercadoDeLaRibera #Río #Ecología 

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