A cultural study presents two accounts regarding a community native potato conservation initiative in Cusco, Peru:
• Written Report: An agronomy publication explains that reviving ancestral Andean terracing and seed conservation protects crop biodiversity against climate fluctuations, while noting that maintaining youth engagement in farming remains an ongoing challenge.
• Audio Interview: A Quechua agricultural cooperative leader explains that cultivating heirloom potato varieties ensures local food autonomy and honors cultural heritage, while also emphasizing that conducting youth workshops is essential for the long-term survival of the initiative.
Based on the two accounts, which of the following perspectives do both sources share? (Select two correct options.)
- Engaging younger community members is essential for the future continuity of traditional agricultural practices.Cevap
- BAcademic agronomists alone recognize the value of preserving heirloom crop varieties.
- Cultivating diverse native crops provides valuable protection against environmental and agricultural challenges.Cevap
- DThe cooperative leader opposes organized workshops, arguing that youth participation should be abandoned.