Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Organic-Farming-in-Negros-27MZIF352X72.htmlConceptually similarOrganic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4TOCompleted★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4TQCompleted★★★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4TTCompleted★★★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4TLCompleted★★★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4TWCompleted★★★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4TXCompleted★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4QHCompleted★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4R1Completed★★★★Organic Farming in NegrosGP0STO4R2Completed★★★★View AllGP0STO4TPOrganic Farming in NegrosPortrait of Ariel de la Cruz, an organic farmer in Negros. He plants eggplant, lettuce, corn, rice, banana, and herbs in his farm. Greenpeace believes facilitating people's access to a varied diet of ecologically farmed foods, through home and communal gardens is the most effective and sustainable solution to tackle nutrition deficiency in the long term.Locations:Negros Oriental-Philippines-Southeast AsiaDate:21 Nov, 2013Credit:© Andri Tambunan / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2400px X 3600pxKeywords:Crops-Day-Farmers-Farms-Fields-Food-KWCI (GPI)-Lettuce-Local population-Men-One person-Organic farming-Outdoors-Portraits-SAGE (campaign title)-VegetablesShoot:Organic Farming in the PhilippinesDocumentation of organic farming in Negros and Negros Island Organic Farmers Festival, a celebration of diverse food and farming in the Philippines. Greenpeace believes facilitating people's access to a varied diet of ecologically farmed foods, through home and communal gardens is the most effective and sustainable solution to tackle nutrition deficiency in the long term.
