Agroecology - JSS1 Agricultural science Lesson Note

Agroecology integrates ecological principles into agricultural systems, promoting sustainable and resilient farming practices.

1. Biodiversity Integration: Enhances biodiversity within agricultural landscapes to support natural pest control and improve overall ecosystem health.

2. Socio-Economic Considerations: Considers the social and economic aspects of farming, aiming to create equitable and sustainable agricultural systems.

3. Local Adaptation: Adapts agricultural practices to local ecological conditions, taking into account factors such as climate, soil types, and biodiversity.

4. Participatory Approaches: Involves farmers in decision-making processes, drawing on their local knowledge and expertise.