JOURNAL OF AGROECOLOGY EDITION 13

It turns out that sustainable land management in the face of climate change and in a context of poverty and malnutrition calls above all on good agricultural practices, including compost and the various service plants of which we have proven experience. in the different agro-ecological zones of the country. Training at different levels and communications through different channels have enabled fruitful exchanges between producers, reinforced by the large number of exchange visits supported by the projects. It is increasingly confirmed that exchanges between farmers are the most effective in terms of dissemination of technical innovations. The very rapid spread of systems based on mucuna and vermicompost as an accompaniment to upland rice is one example among many others. Reported in this journal, the experiences of other countries in organic farming inspire us, even if the opportunities are not the same, particularly with regard to PGS and TVAB. We noticed that there is more and more interest in publishing in the Journal of Agroecology, which motivates us to support it by the means at our disposal. We would like to thank all the researchers, all the developers from several regions of Madagascar for responding to our call for publications.