Agroecological models have the potential to contribute to both the fight against climate change and a shift away from the dominant food system. In this article, I discuss the challenges that ecological farmers in Canada are facing in terms of scaling out agricultural systems that will help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and sequester carbon. I draw on Gramscian theories to argue that alliance-building is required in order to advance a counter-hegemonic agroecology in Canada, with those alliances going beyond narrowly conceived class-based interests. I suggest that the challenges farmers are facing highlight the need for a just transition in agriculture, and that the social transformation that this would entail means that proponents of agroecology must consider the positionalities of environmentalists, scholars, farmers and farm workers, and Indigenous peoples across the country.

农业生态模式有可能为应对气候变化和摆脱主导粮食系统的转变做出贡献。在本文中，我讨论了加拿大生态农民在扩大农业体系方面所面临的挑战，这将有助于减少温室气体排放和固碳。我借鉴了葛兰西理论，认为建立联盟是推进加拿大反霸权农业生态学的必要条件，而这些联盟超出了狭class的基于阶级的利益。我建议农民面临的挑战凸显了农业公平过渡的必要性，并且这将带来的社会变革意味着农业生态学的支持者必须考虑环境保护者，学者，农民和农场工人的地位，