Luis Leblanc Torres from the farmer collective Alvelal Foods lives in one of the driest areas of Europe, the Altiplano of Murcia. Together with his partners in crime, they are trying to get people back to their land, to combat the rural exodus. They see restoring the land as an opportunity for giving back while also harvesting and producing food. For Alvelal, regenerative agriculture is not just a cultivation method but a tool for the restoration of a landscape.
The question at the centre of Alvelal Foods’ activities: “How can we rebuild a society where the farmer is the protagonist?”
After all, since small producers are the ones producing most of the food in the world, it is them that, aided by support from consumers, have the power to transform our lands by transforming their way of cultivating.
Find out about what Luis had to say about the transformative power of regenerative agriculture by tuning in!
You can download the episodes of our podcast in audio format on all of the usual streaming platforms (Spotify, ApplePodcasts, you name it) or here.
Comments
Please note that we will only respond to comments related to this blog post.