The POLFN team led an Agroecology training in Nauru

Our Pacific Organic Learning Farms Network (POLFN) is in Nauru this week introducing the Tools for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE) to local farmers. The team visited the Buada Farm, seeing methods used for best productivity and organic compost.

Also known as ‘ecological agriculture’, agroecology is a way of farming and managing crops, livestock, forests, fisheries that is viable, long-lasting, resilient to climate change, and offers various other environmental, social and cultural benefits such as addressing food and water scarcity, and poverty.