Editorial: Youth leading the way in agroecology
Across continents, languages and landscapes, young people are not waiting to be invited to transform food systems, they are already doing it through agroecology. The … read more >
Across continents, languages and landscapes, young people are not waiting to be invited to transform food systems, they are already doing it through agroecology. The … read more >
What started as concern about the future of farming is slowly turning into collective action. Young farmers in Nepal are building a nationwide network for … read more >
In the heart of Ivory Coast, the land bears scars of soil depletion, changing climates, and a worrying trend where rural youth drift away from … read more >
A group of young people returned to the depopulated rural north of Italy after spending years abroad. For them, this was a political act. Since … read more >
It is within a context of ecological and social urgency that youth and women around Lake Yojoa in western Honduras have emerged as the driving … read more >
With more than half Zambia’s population under the age of 25, young people are choosing a different path than their parents. They are organising learning … read more >
Launched in 2019 by young people from the agricultural world, the Tour de France Agricole is much more than a study trip. By visiting farms … read more >

Students asking questions to a young farmer during community food and seed fair. Photo: SCOPE Malawi
Rooted Magazine presents seven vibrant stories proving agroecology is life taught everywhere; classrooms, kitchens, fields, streets and villages. Meet Australian high‑schoolers at a farm school … read more >