Professor Paulo Niederle teachs a course on Brazilian agriculture in China

Professor Paulo Niederle, linked to PPGS UFRGS, is offering a course that addresses the trajectory of Brazilian agriculture to students from the Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University (NWAFU) Humanities and Social Development in China. The course includes field research in the rural areas of Shaanxi province, recognized as the cradle of Chinese agricultural civilization and located in the current National Agriculture High-Tech Industrial Demonstration Zone. This initiative is an action within a cooperation project headed by Professor Siyuan Xu.

About the project: diverse paths for agroecology by multiple agricultural producers

The project aims to identify different strategies that various agricultural producers, including farmers, family farms and peasants cooperatives in China, can adopt to implement agroecology practices. The goal is to extract experiences and assimilate lessons from Brazil in this context.