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Agricultures network

Worldwide AgriCultures Network

The worldwide AgriCultures Network, consisting of eight organisations publishing one global edition and seven regional editions, supports efforts to build up knowledge on small-scale family farming and exchanges field level experiences in several languages.

AgriCultures Network partners:

ILEIA (Centre for learning on sustainable agriculture)

ILEIA promotes the exchange of information on small-scale farming in the South through "Farming Matters", the global edition of the network magazines. ILEIA is based in Amersfoort, The Netherlands. Read more.

AME Foundation

AME produces LEISA India, the Indian edition of network magazine in English. AME Foundation is a development-oriented, non-government organization in Bangalore, India. Read more.

ETC Andes (Asociación Ecología, Tecnología y Cultura en los Andes)

ETC Andes produces LEISA Revista de Agroecología, the Latin American edition of the network magazine in Spanish. ETC Andes is based in Lima, Peru. Read more.

IED Afrique

IED Afrique produces AGRIDAPE Revue sur l'agriculture durable á faible apports externes, the West African edition of the network magazine in French. IED Afrique is based in Dakar, Senegal. Read more.

Veco Indonesia

Veco Indonesia produces Salam, the Indonesian edition of the network magazine in Bahasa Indonesia. Veco Indonesia is based in Bali, Indonesia., Read more.

CBIK Center for Biodiversity and Indigenous Knowledge

CBIK produces LEISA China, the Chinese edition of the network magazine in Chinese. CBIK is based in Yunnan, China., Read more.

AS-PTA (agricultura familiar e agroecologia)

AS-PTA produces Agriculturas - LEISA Brasil , the Brazilian edition of the network magazine in Portuguese. AS-PTA is based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Read more.

ALIN (Arid Lands Information Network)

ALIN produces Kilimo Endelevu Africa (KEA), the East Africa edition of the network magazine in English. ALIN is based in Nairobi, Kenya., Read more.

The Network Magazines

The AgriCultures Network Magazines document practical field experiences from small-scale family farming. They offer an opportunity for those working in agricultural development to publish their experiences and to read about the experiences of others.

Open Access policy

Readers are encouraged to copy and circulate articles from the network magazines. Please acknowledge the source of the information.