Some agroecology claims:
* Agroecology helps humanity relink itself with nature
* Agroecology rebuts the predatory logic of nature’s use as a commodity and production resource
* Agroecology is not just alternative to green capitalism, but an alternative to capitalism itself
* Agroecology is what allows movements of struggle for land to exist
* Any serious struggle movement must have agroecology as its mode of production
@neil oooof. To me, from point 3 it gets pretty steamheaded.Maybe you can clarify what „it’s mode of Production“ does mean? it’s goal for a dominating form of production; the field of social reproduction it engages in –– should every radical movement consist of farmers? Not really related, but do you know how the term does relate to permaculture?
@lollonero Thank you for this, excellent points! These claims come from this article – https://zeroaesquerda.com.br/index.php/2021/05/12/a-articulacao-dos-povos-para-alem-do-capital-entrevista-com-neto-onire-da-teia-dos-povos/ – of which there is a translation of the relevant section here: https://anagora.org/agroecologyI can’t back personally back these claims up, so really appreciate your comments on where to refine and investigate further.
A articulação dos povos para além do capital – entrevista com Neto Onirê da Teia dos Povos – Zero à Esquerda