Treaty of Agroecology / for Natural Agriculture | Poseph Pousset

Faced with current and future challenges, why and how to generalize a productive natural farming practice? Is it possible to feed an ever-growing population by consuming less fossil energy and polluting less? Joseph Pousset suggests to agricultural production actors to develop a careful observation of nature, which has long known how to "sustainably" produce. His reasoning resonates with many producers because it is based on recognized scientific expertise, a sensitivity to nature, and a constant humanistic concern. The book deepens the relationship between the farmer and the nature he "works" with, while offering keys to restore and implement the natural fertility of soils, for our future and that of the planet. It also suggests rediscovering the essential paths of agricultural practice while protecting crops without polluting them. This guide will help you produce wheat with few inputs, understand the basics of natural breeding, or cultivate your vegetable garden. Lastly, this agroecology treatise will help understand how to feed the planet while respecting humans and nature, today and tomorrow.