Agroecological Zones
Agroecological Zones refer to geographic areas characterized by unique combinations of climate, soil, topography, and vegetation that influence agricultural practices and production. These zones are defined based on ecological principles and aim to promote sustainable farming practices that prioritize biodiversity, soil health, and environmental conservation. Farmers within agroecological zones adapt their cultivation techniques to work in harmony with the natural environment, ultimately leading to increased resilience and productivity in agricultural systems.