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The rights of small farmers as provided for in the UN treaty on the rights of peasants (UNDROP) as seen with the eyes of a farmer's child.

SEARICE surveys the damage done to farmers and farm environments by intensive, chemical agriculture, and advocates for a shit to agroecology

Agroecological farming aims to create a healthy ecosystem and rich agrobiodiversity, in contrast to chemical farming which focuses on yield.

The corporatization of agriculture has narrowed plant genetic resources and eroded farmer seed system. We must shift to agroecology.

Climate change impacts on farmers' lives in many ways. Farmers can head off climate change by securing agricultural biodiversity.

A widow develops a rice variety that can weather storms and rising seas.