Agroecological Farming

Agroecology farming offers a sustainable approach, empowering family farms to address climate change and biodiversity loss. It emphasizes soil fertility management, efficient water use, crop diversity, and animal integration, promoting a healthier ecosystem and food security.

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Our next stop was at Mirko’s and Sara’s cheesemaking farm in southwest Serbia. We took a mountain road near the Bosnian border to reach Mirko’s farm. This farm, established generations ago by his family, is located on the snowy outskirts of the village. Mirko is a self-trained, young cheesemaker who made many changes to his parents’ dairy farm.

After visiting Serbia’s countryside, we returned to Belgrade’s metropolitan area. Our next stop was at a regenerative garden, 45 minutes north of Belgrade. This garden is run by Demijan, a passionate practitioner of agroecology, who has turned a barren land into a lush peri-urban oasis that attracts visitors of all ages.

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Project ID: 2020-1-IT02-KA204-079836.