“Agroecology as basis for the socioecological resilience of agricultural systems.” Cuba 2019, October 22-26, 2019, Plaza América Convention Center, Varadero, Cuba
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Maria WHittaker
May 15, 2019, 1:35:18 PM5/15/19
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“Agroecology as basis for the socioecological resilience of agricultural
systems.”
5th International Convention AGRODESARROLLO Cuba 2019, October
22-26, 2019,
Plaza América Convention Center, Varadero, Cuba
http://www.agrodesarrollocuba.com/?fbclid=IwAR3lAlEw9Br-79DgLTiVWrpJnJ9htvJQXTkD49WF7x5uvTOEoz7aqzFVlZk
“Agroecology as basis for the socioecological resilience of agricultural systems”
The Pastures and Forages Research Station Indio Hatuey, science, technology and innovation institution of the Ministry of Higher Education, invites you to participate in the 5th International Convention AGRODESARROLLO 2019, which will take place on October 22-26, 2019, at the Plaza América Convention Center, Varadero, Cuba.
The Convention includes three scientific events: the 12th International Workshop “Trees and shrubs in tropical animal husbandry”; the 6th International Symposium “Extension work, technology transference, socioeconomic aspects and sustainable agricultural development” and the 5th International Workshop “Agroenergy and food security”
Before these scientific events, from October 14 to 19, the 11th RedBioLAC Meeting will be held, organized along with the Network of Biodigesters for Latin America and the Caribbean. This meeting includes two introductory courses (October 14 and 15), one field day (October 16) and two days of technical and scientific works (October 17 and 18), as well as the meeting of the management council (October 19).
We will share knowledge with the participants for the development of a better world, with results that allow higher productivity and efficiency, which favor food, technological and energy security and sovereignty and contribute to the adaptation to and mitigation of the climate change with the motto “Agroecology as basis for the socioecological resilience of agricultural systems”.
Dr.C. Luis Hernández Olivera
President of the Organizing Committee
The Christopher Reynolds Foundation may provide funding for US exchanges with this event.
Maria Whittaker
Thich Nhat Hanh
Program Director
Kansas Chapter Family Farm Defenders
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"I open my heart and send forth my energy of love and understanding to everyone who has made me suffer, to those who have destroyed much of my life and the lives of those I love. I know now that these people have themselves undergone a lot of suffering and that their hearts are overloaded with pain, anger and hatred. I know that anyone who suffers that much will make those around them suffer. I know they may have been unlucky, never having the chance to be cared for and loved. Life and society have dealt them so many hardships. They have been wronged and abused. They have not been guided in the path of mindful living. They have accumulated wrong perceptions about life, about me, and about us. They have wronged us and the people we love. I pray to my ancestors in my blood and spiritual families to channel to those persons who have made us suffer the energy of love and protection, so that their hearts will be able to receive the nectar of love and blossom like a flower. I pray that they can be transformed to experience the joy of living, so that they will not continue to make themselves and others suffer. I see their suffering and do not want to hold any feelings of hatred or anger in myself toward them. I do not want them to suffer. I channel my energy of love and understanding to them and ask all my ancestors to help them."
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