Multiagriculturalism

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Basic Information
Aliases	Multiagrikulti Multi-Agrarianism Agrarian Multiculturalism (erroneously) Polyagriculturalism Multilayer Farming
Alignments	Non-Quadrant (theoretically)  Center-LibLeft to  LibLeft (usually)  Culturally Centrist  Culturally Progressive Traditionalist  Syncretic  Agrarians  Environmentalists Template:Info/Diplomatic Center (usually, in theory)  Internationalists (many, in practice)  Nationalists (some)
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Agrarianism Distributism (some) Georgism (some) Environmentalism Regionalism Cosmopolitan Localism
Influenced	Libertarian Municipalism Agrarian Anarchism Agrarian Social Democracy
Character Information
Likes	Agriculture Sustainability File:Multiagr.png Organic Farming
Dislikes	Industry Corporate Farms and Monoculturalists Cities (unless they have community gardens)

File:Multiagr.png Multiagriculturalism File:Multiagri nohat.png usually shortened to Multiagrikulti is a non-quadrant, internationalist, ideology that seeks to create the complete co-habitation of every plant within every area of life. In practice however it believes in the diversification in agriculture.

Personality

• Multiagriculturalism is a farmer that likes to experiment with new crops and grow multiple together on his farm and in his garden.
• He is friends with Scientocracy, Environmentalists, and other Agrarians.
• Loves organic farming and sees mixed crop farming as the key to making organic farming mainstream.
• Supports setting up community gardens in cities and suburban areas.

Relationships

Fellow Farmhands

• Agrarianism - Best father that one could ever ask for. I think that you should diversify your crops so there can multiple varieties of food for everyone.
• Agrarian Social Democracy - My favorite sister and best friend.
• Agrarian Anarchism and Veganarchism - Organic agriculture for the win!
• Agrarian Socialism - Fellow farmer and older brother. Land reform and multi crop farming are two policies that work well together. But please do a better job with handling those kids of yours.
• Social Ecology and Eco-Anarchism - Same as the above, but more decentralized and more eco friendly.
• Georgism - Public ownership of land and natural resources? This is way too cool!
• Social Georgism - Same as the above, but also wants to help their community.
• Cosmopolitanism - I like to grow and learn more about different plants from around the world. They’d be perfect for any cuisine.
• Localism and Regionalism - I like growing food for my friends, family, and community.

On the Fence

• Post-Industrialism - I prefer to work in the agriculture sector, but at lest you want to transition away from factory farming.

Big Agriculture and their Lackeys

• Agrarian Capitalism - You may be my brother, but you're a tool for this clown, and a willing tool at that.
• Industrialism - Industrial farming and factories are both hurting our environment and they should be (rightfully) relegated to the pages of history.
• Corporatocracy - How are my crops better? Maybe it's because I don't believe that drowning my seeds in pesticide is healthy, let alone profitable, in the long run, unlike you.
• Urbanism - F*cking Hell! This is not right! How can I plant my crops in asphalt and concrete?! And don't get me started on food insecurity!
• Maoism and Pol Potism - I'd rather be an urbanite than to associate with you guys.

Further Information

• Polycultural Agriculture
• Multi-Crop (Mixed Culture) Farming Practices Promote More Fruitful Farmland Than Single Crop (Monoculture)