2025, Vol. 7, Issue 8, Part B

Author(s): Lakhveer Singh

Abstract: Agroecology is not only the study of soil, water and cropping patterns but it miles ahead to a deep philosophy, "Human Nature Relationship". Environmental ethics, deep political ecology, and ecofeminism bring the technical challenges of groundwater depletion, soil degradation and monoculture dependency in Punjab together with their moral and epistemic justice. The paper presents agroecology as far more than a set of sustainable farming practices, but instead as a view of the world from within indigenous thought and learning that is tied to care of community, agricultural land and sound ecological manners.

DOI: 10.33545/27068919.2025.v7.i8b.1624

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