Connecting science, farmers and certification.
Supported Orgânicos Sul de Minas and NEA Raiz do Campo through technical assistance, participatory organic certification and community-based research.
The context
Organic farmer networks rely on collective organization, field visits, transparent procedures and technical knowledge to maintain participatory certification.
My responsibility
Worked with the Orgânicos Sul de Minas network and the Raiz do Campo Agroecology and Entomology Study Center, linking university extension, farmers, research and certification.
What I did
- Supported organizational and technical aspects of the Participatory Guarantee System (SPG), including documentation and compliance processes.
- Coordinated educational, research and community activities alongside students, faculty, local groups and farmers.
- Engaged with agroecology, native seeds, sustainable production and participatory methods.
Outcomes & significance
Brought academic research and applied rural assistance closer together while supporting a locally rooted, collective approach to organic production.
Public references
This page describes my contribution within larger institutions or multidisciplinary programs. Public links document the project or institution; individual responsibilities are drawn from my professional records.
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