Name: Agroecology needs new economic model, infrastructure & local food systems - Henry Leveson-Gower by Geoff Tansey
Duration: 9 min 45 s
Description: UK economist Henry Leveson-Gower, speaking personally, discusses why different economic models, infrastructure and cooperation among farmers is needed for agroecology and regenerative farming to flourish. He is also working on getting trials going of local food currencies as a way to help tackle food poverty.

UK economist Henry Leveson-Gower, speaking personally, discusses why different economic models, infrastructure and cooperation among farmers is needed for agroecology and regenerative farming to flourish. He is also working on getting trials going of local food currencies as a way to help tackle food poverty.

Agroecology needs new economic model, infrastructure & local food systems - Henry Leveson-Gower

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Agroecology needs new economic model, infrastructure & local food systems - Henry Leveson-Gower

Geoff Tansey

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