Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices
KEY MESSAGES - Digital tools are an increasingly common approach to providing agricultural advisories, yet often many farmers do not participate in digital knowledge systems. - Conventional approaches for analyzing digital inclusion focus on internet access, digital literacy, and benefit inequaliti...
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2025
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| Acceso en línea: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172949 |
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| author | McCampbell, Mariette Dittmer, Kyle Michael Shelton, Sadie Wollenberg, Eva |
| author_browse | Dittmer, Kyle Michael McCampbell, Mariette Shelton, Sadie Wollenberg, Eva |
| author_facet | McCampbell, Mariette Dittmer, Kyle Michael Shelton, Sadie Wollenberg, Eva |
| author_sort | McCampbell, Mariette |
| collection | Repository of Agricultural Research Outputs (CGSpace) |
| description | KEY MESSAGES
- Digital tools are an increasingly common approach to providing agricultural advisories, yet often many farmers do not participate in digital knowledge systems.
- Conventional approaches for analyzing digital inclusion focus on internet access, digital literacy, and benefit inequalities, and overlook agroecology values such as co-creation of knowledge, agency, and empowerment.
- Co-creation of knowledge is a continuous process in which those participating need to have real influence. If not, the power stays with the technology developers.
- Combining knowledge that is co-created by many diverse people and data and information from digital tools leads to responsible hybrid collective intelligence.
- Features of digital tools that support co-creation of knowledge, digital agency, and scaling of agroecology practices include that they enable knowledge integration, two-way communication, inclusive access, and responsible use.
- A step-wise approach is needed to develop digital resources that enable farmers’ digital agency and support the scaling of agroecological practices. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spelling | CGSpace1729492025-12-08T10:11:39Z Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices McCampbell, Mariette Dittmer, Kyle Michael Shelton, Sadie Wollenberg, Eva livestock climate change mitigation climate change climate resilience rice climate change adaptation agroecology smallholders digital agriculture social inclusion digital extension tools digital technology beef sustainability digital divide cattle digital innovation KEY MESSAGES - Digital tools are an increasingly common approach to providing agricultural advisories, yet often many farmers do not participate in digital knowledge systems. - Conventional approaches for analyzing digital inclusion focus on internet access, digital literacy, and benefit inequalities, and overlook agroecology values such as co-creation of knowledge, agency, and empowerment. - Co-creation of knowledge is a continuous process in which those participating need to have real influence. If not, the power stays with the technology developers. - Combining knowledge that is co-created by many diverse people and data and information from digital tools leads to responsible hybrid collective intelligence. - Features of digital tools that support co-creation of knowledge, digital agency, and scaling of agroecology practices include that they enable knowledge integration, two-way communication, inclusive access, and responsible use. - A step-wise approach is needed to develop digital resources that enable farmers’ digital agency and support the scaling of agroecological practices. 2025-01 2025-02-11T13:47:39Z 2025-02-11T13:47:39Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172949 en Open Access application/pdf McCampbell, M.; Dittmer, K.M.; Shelton, S.; Wollenberg, E.. (2025) Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices. Agroecological TRANSITIONS: Inclusive digital tools to enable climate-informed agroecological transitions. (ATDT). Cali (Colombia): Bioversity International and International Center for Tropical Agriculture. 7 p. |
| spellingShingle | livestock climate change mitigation climate change climate resilience rice climate change adaptation agroecology smallholders digital agriculture social inclusion digital extension tools digital technology beef sustainability digital divide cattle digital innovation McCampbell, Mariette Dittmer, Kyle Michael Shelton, Sadie Wollenberg, Eva Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| title | Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| title_full | Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| title_fullStr | Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| title_full_unstemmed | Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| title_short | Digital agency: Empowering farmers to co-create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| title_sort | digital agency empowering farmers to co create knowledge on agroecology practices |
| topic | livestock climate change mitigation climate change climate resilience rice climate change adaptation agroecology smallholders digital agriculture social inclusion digital extension tools digital technology beef sustainability digital divide cattle digital innovation |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172949 |
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