Scenarios about 'indigenous agriculture'
Indigenous agriculture refers to traditional farming systems developed and maintained by native peoples across different regions of the world over thousands of years. These agricultural practices typically involve sophisticated knowledge of local ecosystems, sustainable resource management, and crop varieties uniquely adapted to specific environments. Indigenous agricultural systems have contributed significantly to global biodiversity and food security, offering valuable insights for sustainable farming approaches in alternative historical scenarios where different agricultural paradigms might have become dominant.
What If The North American Great Plains Had Different Agricultural Practices?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Indigenous agricultural methods in the Great Plains were sustained and integrated into modern farming, potentially transforming the ecological history and economic development of North America's heartland.