Patrick Worms
@patrickworms.bsky.social
Agroforestry, grazing, geopolitics, Africa, astrobiology and more. Super curious - knows a bit about lots of different stuff.
IUAF, CIFOR-ICRAF and RAIN, Regenerate Agriculture in Namibia, are proud to invite you to explore how peoples’ incentives can restore drylands at scale. We’ll have examples from Niger, Zimbabwe, and of course Namibia. From fruits to livestock, wildlife to carbon, the possibilities are huge!
December 6, 2024 at 11:24 AM
IUAF, CIFOR-ICRAF and RAIN, Regenerate Agriculture in Namibia, are proud to invite you to explore how peoples’ incentives can restore drylands at scale. We’ll have examples from Niger, Zimbabwe, and of course Namibia. From fruits to livestock, wildlife to carbon, the possibilities are huge!
November 26, 2024 at 5:54 AM
In Namibia, "the bush" is a curse.
That impenetrable thicket of thorny shrubs covers thousands of km2. Gaze in any direction, and you will see the bush marching off, all-conquering.
For an agroforester, Namibia is a shock: fewer trees is what's called for.
www.linkedin.com/posts/pworms...
That impenetrable thicket of thorny shrubs covers thousands of km2. Gaze in any direction, and you will see the bush marching off, all-conquering.
For an agroforester, Namibia is a shock: fewer trees is what's called for.
www.linkedin.com/posts/pworms...
November 25, 2024 at 7:35 PM
In Namibia, "the bush" is a curse.
That impenetrable thicket of thorny shrubs covers thousands of km2. Gaze in any direction, and you will see the bush marching off, all-conquering.
For an agroforester, Namibia is a shock: fewer trees is what's called for.
www.linkedin.com/posts/pworms...
That impenetrable thicket of thorny shrubs covers thousands of km2. Gaze in any direction, and you will see the bush marching off, all-conquering.
For an agroforester, Namibia is a shock: fewer trees is what's called for.
www.linkedin.com/posts/pworms...
Science Direct. Your go-to place for those dodgy bits of writing you fired off at 3:00 a.m.
November 23, 2024 at 1:17 PM
Science Direct. Your go-to place for those dodgy bits of writing you fired off at 3:00 a.m.
Agro-industry versus agroecology?
From 2016,Andhra Pradesh has seen the world's largest agroecological transition. A million smallholders have adopted community-managed natural farming - and a new study shows a full transition to it is possible by 2050.
Check it out here! shorturl.at/oXpDj
From 2016,Andhra Pradesh has seen the world's largest agroecological transition. A million smallholders have adopted community-managed natural farming - and a new study shows a full transition to it is possible by 2050.
Check it out here! shorturl.at/oXpDj
November 18, 2024 at 8:09 PM
Agro-industry versus agroecology?
From 2016,Andhra Pradesh has seen the world's largest agroecological transition. A million smallholders have adopted community-managed natural farming - and a new study shows a full transition to it is possible by 2050.
Check it out here! shorturl.at/oXpDj
From 2016,Andhra Pradesh has seen the world's largest agroecological transition. A million smallholders have adopted community-managed natural farming - and a new study shows a full transition to it is possible by 2050.
Check it out here! shorturl.at/oXpDj