ECHO ahora contratando: Director de ECHO Centroamérica & El Caribe 2024-09-24

CAC Director EspECHO se complace en anunciar que estamos buscando contratar un Director de ECHO Centroamérica y el Caribe. El Centro de Impacto Regional (RIC) tiene como objetivo fortalecer la capacidad de una red regional diversa para derrotar el hambre y mejorar vidas a través de estrategias sostenibles de alimentación y agroecosistemas. Los objetivos esbozados en un prospecto, una descripción de trabajo y todo en un marco estratégico para la región se desarrollaron en respuesta a las necesidades únicas de los agricultores de pequeña escala en una región caracterizada por contextos económicos y ambientales que cambian rápidamente. Deberes y responsabilidades esenciales incluir: desarrollar asociaciones, supervisar los eventos de capacitación y el apoyo técnico proporcionado, asegurar el seguimiento de los eventos de capacitación y monitoreo, evaluación y aprendizaje, coordinar la comunicación, y liderar las operaciones de ECHO Centroamérica y el Caribe con humildad, integridad y visión.

 

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Speaker Highlight: Dr. Katrina Koehler 2024-09-17

Dr. Katrina Koehler

Professor & Researcher, Houghton University/ Los Alamos National Laboratory

Katrina Koehler received her PhD and MA in physics from Western Michigan University and did her undergraduate studies in mathematics and physics at Houghton University. She teaches physics, programming, and data science classes at Houghton University in Houghton, NY during the academic year and conducts research in nuclear safeguards at Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, NM. She has a passion for reaching the unreached people groups and has adopted the Tamajeq as her primary focus.

Presentation Title: A Data-Driven Approach to the Great Commission.

 

November 12-14 | Fort Myers, FL

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North America  

Faith & Farming for Community Engagement Workers: A LEAD Community of Practice Event 2024-09-10

Faith & Farming Join us in February for a collaborative training event with Faith and Farming and ECHO!

By the end of the event participants will have...

  1. A basic understanding of the connections between Faith and Farming,

  2. Understand the implications of working the land in a sustainable way,

  3. Seen firsthand a selection of sustainable farming techniques demonstrated at the ECHO Global Farm,

  4. Begun to plan what their next steps are for incorporating their learning into their own work and context.

For more details about this event click the link below. Early Bird rate ends September 28th!

 

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North America  

ECHO Asia Introduction to Soil Science 2024-08-29

Are you interested to learn more about the basics of soil science? ECHO Asia put together an instructional series to help those starting in agriculture to get a deep dive into the basics of soils and the specifics of soils in the tropics! This 4 part training gives a broad overview and introduction to some basic soil characteristics: phases (solid, liquid, gas), texture, density, structure, reaction (pH), plant-water relationships, organic matter, biology, and nutrients. 

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La Seguridad Alimentaria Local: soluciones sostenibles para el desarrollo comunitario 2024-08-29

20-26 de septiembre, 2024 | La Tigra, Costa Rica

Le invitamos a compartir experiencias y soluciones para formar redes que hacen la diferencia en promover una vida mejor en relación con nuestro prójimo, nuestro planeta y nosotros mismos.

Problemas como el hambre, la pobreza, los cambios climáticos…requieren personas comprometidas para hacer la diferencia. ¡Sea parte de la solución!

Whatsapp: (506) 8475-2355

ECHO International Agriculture Conference Speaker Highlight: Erwin Kinsey 2024-08-20

Speaker Highlight: Erwin KinseyErwin Kinsey

Director ECHO East Africa

Erwin Kinsey, ECHO East Africa Director, holds a BSc in Animal Science from the University of Vermont and MSc in Rural Development from the University of London School of Oriental and African Studies. He worked for 30-years with Heifer International in Tanzania assisting over 30,000 families with livestock and training, and pioneering in-kind credit whereby female livestock offspring and training were passed on to neighboring project farmers. For five years he directed the diversification of Global Service Corps Tanzania’s food security interventions and since 2012 has worked with ECHO to foster wider sharing of sustainable agriculture and food security innovations across the region.

 

Presentation Title: Best Practices in Promoting livestock Among the Poor

 

November 12-14 | Fort Myers, FL 

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North America  

EIAC Poster Invitation and Research Roundtable 2024-08-13

EIAC Poster & Research Roundtable Invitation

At this conference, there are several ways to share your experience and expertise with other conference delegates! Outside of sharing a breakout session or workshop, you can share your research, development project, or crop evaluations through a poster or through conference proceedings. Please see our Guidelines page for details and to submit your poster or proceedings abstract!

There will be a research roundtable on Monday, November 11th from 10 am to 3 pm for those interested in research and able to arrange their own transport to the farm. Let us know if you'd like to be a part of this event (no additional cost).

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North America  

Member Highlight: Mama Shujaa's Journey with ECHO East Africa 2024-08-06

by Brianna Medina, Lola Teer Beast, Roberto Fortunato, Joyce Nambaso, and CharlesBonaventura

In the heart of Meru district, Elinuru, or as most people call her "Mama Shujaa" translated from Swahili as “warrior woman” stands as a beacon of resilience and sustainability, embodying the spirit of change within her community. Mama Shujaa's introduction to ECHO came years ago during a transformative training session on perennial vegetables. Inspired by the possibilities these resilient crops offered, she became a fervent advocate, transforming her own garden into a living example of sustainable agriculture. Mama Shujaa firmly believes in the transformative potential of youth. She advocates for integrating environmental education into the school curriculum, empowering the next generation to confront climate change head-on. Her vision is simple yet profound: every child should learn not only how to grow a tree but also how to tend to their own gardens at home. Through these encounters, Mama Shujaa amplified her voice, advocating for sustainable practices and the empowerment of women in agriculture. As she aptly puts it, "The only way to make long-term changes is through education," a philosophy that continues to guide her journey towards a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come.

Learn more about perennial vegetables in East Africa

East Africa  

EDN Número 165 Disponible Ahora 2024-08-01

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Hacia el uso de bioplaguicidas

Hassan Djebro

Extracto:

Bioplaguicida de chile, ajo, cebolla, y polvo de semilla de neemÉste es un bioplaguicida de amplio espectro elaborado a base de chile, ajo, cebolla, y polvo de neem, cada uno conteniendo ingredientes activos para combatir plagas. El producto es eficaz contra insectos como la mosca blanca, las orugas, la langosta del desierto, las termitas, las hormigas, y los áfidos. Este bioplaguicida también puede utilizarse para tratar las pulgas de la gallina en parvadas de pollos locales.

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Join the Conversation: Vermiculture Systems 2024-07-23

An ongoing ECHO Conversation has been happening around your experience with verimcomposting (worm farming). Do you have experience in trying to cultivate worms? Have you had success or failures you'd be willing to share with the wider ECHO Community? We are excited to learn from what you have to share! 

Join the Conversation