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alisson
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Comment #41153280
I heard watering the leaves is a technique to avoid frost damage in some regions
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Comment #37390912
I've been doing syntropic agriculture for over 7 years now. Ernst is no doubt a great teacher! But I would be careful with claiming it has better yields, it really depends on how y…
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Comment #35879518
I know a few people that make very good money applying permaculture principles. Not because they are applying the principles, but because they are very good at selling their produc…
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Comment #24440854
- The richest man is not he who has the most, but he who needs the least. - When you try to replicate someone's life, you don't live yours.
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Comment #23634252
They are very similar actually, but permaculture is about more than just agriculture, agriculture is one of the sides of permaculture. For me syntropic agriculture is that side, so…
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Comment #23634175
For sure, will be a pleasure, you can find me at alissonpatricio at gmail
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Comment #23634159
I don't know what to recommend you. I know a few people doing syntropic agriculture in Portugal which is as close as a close climate that I know. There is a guy in Florida, he have…
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Comment #23634036
Just do it, start getting your hands dirty as other said. I personally started with composting and now I have a system where my food waste becomes forests, I eat lots of vegetable/…
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Comment #23633964
I had a small reserve, and I cut my living costs a lot. I wasn't trying to make money from agriculture in the beginning, was all about learning, I volunteered a lot and did a few c…
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Comment #23633471
Yes exactly! Its what happens naturally, trees dies, falls, takes others with them with the fall, make space for newer trees and wood decompose... Natural succession. If you don't …
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Comment #23633237
Yes, the method applies anywhere in the planet. But for that you need to deeply understand the plants available for you, I mean those that are able to grow there in the beginning, …
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Comment #23631196
Around 6 years ago I quit my job as a developer to dive into agriculture. I learned about syntropic agriculture systems and felt in love with it because: - You are able to work wit…
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Comment #22170315
I think for agriculture the way to go is syntropic agriculture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSPNRu4ZPvE I've seen people implementing this very successfully, I've been doing it…
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Comment #22064981
syntropic agriculture, that's what I'm involved right now and that's where I found this balance
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Comment #22064954
Some trees takes years to fully decompose, even in contact with the soy, even on tropical climate. I say because I practice a kind of agriculture where we plant trees to feed to so…
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Comment #22047514
If I walk on snow, do I experience walking, or do I just walk? What is experience? If we explain experience in a way that its reactions happening in my body, maybe biochemical reac…
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Comment #22001553
Why forest can't be farms? They should not be opposite but complement each other.
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Comment #21284995
Sometimes I say as joke that in reality the universe are not expanding but the things inside that are shrinking.
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Comment #20649637
For industrialized I mean canned, over packaged, processed and refined stuff, also produces from vary far away on our daily diet, not against it but we do over consume this stuff. …
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Comment #20643889
I think the biggest villain to healthy and environment is not animal products, but the industrialization of food.
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Comment #18636199
The natural habitat of Cocoa tree as usually bellow other trees, like many other species, Coffee too, it likes to be a little shaded by others, and the main thing about this method…