Núria Cuch

Núria Cuch (Barcelona, 1969) is an Agricultural Engineer, educator, and researcher dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture through agroecology and homeopathy. She completed her studies at the Escola Superior d’Agricultura de Barcelona in 1991 and later at the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Enginyeria Agrònoma de Lleida in 1996. During her academic training, she became increasingly aware of the environmental impact of conventional agricultural practices, inspiring her lifelong commitment to more sustainable and life-respecting approaches to plant health.

To deepen her expertise in ecological farming, she earned a Master’s degree in Organic Agriculture from the Faculty of Biology at the University of Barcelona in 2000 and further expanded her knowledge through specialized training in agroecology, organic fruit production, and plant health management.

Núria spent several years working with the Fruit Plant Protection Association of El Baix Llobregat, where she applied agroecological principles to both organic and transitioning orchards. Her work focused on developing sustainable plant health strategies that ensured the technical and economic viability of organic farming systems.

Her search for innovative solutions led her to explore homeopathy in agriculture. Since 2008, she has successfully applied homeopathic approaches to address critical agricultural challenges, achieving remarkable results in situations where conventional methods had failed. These experiences sparked a deeper interest in understanding the mechanisms behind agro-homeopathy and its practical applications.

In pursuit of this knowledge, she completed a Master’s degree at the Acadèmia Mèdico-Homeopàtica de Barcelona in 2018. Since then, she has continued her research and professional development, investigating the effects of homeopathic applications in soils and crops while optimizing their practical use in agricultural systems. She actively collaborates with the Acadèmia as a member and researcher.

In addition to her agricultural expertise, Núria is trained in geobiology and dowsing, disciplines that complement her work by providing valuable insights into the subtle environmental influences affecting plant growth and land health.

For more than two decades, she has been actively involved in training farmers, agricultural technicians, and students in agroecological soil management, organic fruit production, plant health, and agro-homeopathy. She also holds a Master’s Degree in Teacher Training specializing in Physics and Chemistry (2016) and has taught science and agricultural production at secondary and vocational education levels.

Since 2003, Núria has focused her professional activity on the development and promotion of homeopathy for plants and soils through her project, MIRALSUI. Through consulting, training programs, and research initiatives, she supports farmers and agricultural professionals in implementing sustainable and innovative agricultural practices.

Núria is also a board member of the Working Group on Homeopathy for Agriculture and the Environment within the European Committee for Homeopathy (ECH), where she contributes to the promotion of homeopathy in agriculture through educational programs, conferences, webinars, and international collaborations. She has also played a key role in introducing agro-homeopathy as a field of study at the Acadèmia Mèdico-Homeopàtica de Barcelona.

Today, she is recognized internationally as one of the leading voices in agro-homeopathy, combining scientific knowledge, field experience, education, and research to advance sustainable solutions for agriculture and environmental stewardship.