STEEP Food Forest: Plant OFF Contour? / Syntropic Agroforestry

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  • @anilsoman3757
    This type of geography and climate is very close to what I have in my property in Southern India ... Very helpful material as I wanted to improve my plantation to a real agro-forestry system... All these insights will help me while I experiment in my property. Thank you very much Byron for this special one! Much appreciate your efforts to spread agroforestry as much as you can 💌
  • @smueller12244
    Love it, sounds amazing in there with the bird symphony
  • @defipepe
    Awesome to see systems on steep slopes❤
  • @andrewk2338
    one big reason why I don’t like the jungle is the clouds of insects, aggressive maskites and midges that bite very painfully
  • @Alvaro4034
    I may have not understand. Was the recovering native rainforest cut down to plant a variety of native and non-native species?
  • @John-hu9bo
    12m between emergents. Never seen such wide spacings, interesting
  • @broomers3
    What is cleared to plant the farm? Syntropic is for restoring and regenerating too. I am uncomfortable with the clearance when there is so much land already cleared and needing regenerating.
  • @ic6332
    great video, couldn"t catch the name of the biomass tree that is the champion of the farm that he mentioned near the end, what was that?
  • hello byron and scott. ive been doing Syntropic farming for a few years now, but havent done projects in slopes. Been thinking a lot about this since this will be in our next project, but any thoughts on erosion during heavy rains?
  • Is it me, or are there missing info ? Where is this exactly ? Climate, scope of project... ? We can infer at some point that it's Brazil, but really not clear...
  • Any info on what the fern tree a that hes using for bio mass? Wouldnt mind implementing some.
  • In your line of work you need to research how to make yourself unattractive to mosquitos. I am a magnet.
  • @EcoInstant
    Nacedero is a real champion, we call it Madre de Agua in Colombia. Trichanthera Gigantea for anyone looking for it. https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichanthera_gigantea