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Hi, I remember you had a video focused on food forest in temperate climates. I cannot find that video anymore.

Soy de Colombia, muchas gracias por su programa en español.

Gracias muy interesante!

Gracias por la conversación!

Gracias cheee! riquisima entrevista! ya esperando la proxima :)

desde japon os vemos

muchas gracias

Muchas gracias por compartir todo ese conocimiento, les saludo desde Quillota, Chile

hermosa y muy nutritiva nota ! por aca gonza , estudiante on line de inti.. nos compartio esta belleza... muchisimas gracias por compartir en español para quienes no hablamos ingles es algo muy valorable... algo que queria compartir es que cuando me suscribí a la aplicacion sapp crei que iba a tener que estudiar los nombres cientificos para comprender pero me lleve la sorpresa de que google la traduce automaticamente ! asique si alguien esta ansioso como yo por inscribirse dejo ese dato jaja abrazosss 🫂

¡Muchas gracias!

Tremendo, gracias por compartir la info y por transmitirlo en español!

Excelente me gustaría saber qué libros recomiendan ? Porque finalmente no dijo ninguno 🧐saludos gracias hermoso video

Que Hermoso video ! muchas gracias por compartir, un placer escucharles, gracias Flor y Alex por hacerlo posible también, Y que buen español que manejan!! tremendo! Definitivamente una versión de Sapp en español seria algo épico para la comunidad hispanohablante y mas contenido asi también, Para aportar con respecto a eso, se de amigos que no manejan muy bien el ingles pero cuando les conte de lo Epico que era la herramienta accedieron a ella igual y ahora la utilizan con la traduccion automatica que google hace de la paginas, no funciona 100% excelente pero va muy bien, ta para sacarle jugo asi tambien! Pura vida y gracias por compartir el camino! abrazos desde Uruguay

Gracias chicos!!! Hermosa entrevista. Me encantó. Por mas contenido en español.

Muchas gracias por ser tan generosos con su contenido! ❤️

Muy agradecida, mucha información importantisima para comenzar con nuestro proyecto en el Sur de Chile.

Mil gracias . Por favor en Español . Un abrazo sintropico

Absolutely loving this tool!

I have seen many videos in Spanish. Though the people are very knowledgeable they confuse the heck out of me. Your video has been very clear and very informative. I will save it for sure. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a simple way that gardener can understand. Do you know the name of the tool that you mentioned? I would love to get it for my elderly father?

maravilloso tour de aprendizaje y abundancia. muchas gracias por hacerlo en Español. a sido de gran utilidad y enseñanza .

Your hard work and classes are truly inspirational and always welcome!

Hermoso consorcio q distancia tienen la chirimoya acon el cítrico y la inga.? Y cual es la solanacea q está de estrato bajo en el consorcio del cítrico y chirimoya

A demonstration of the actual planting would be helpful. In Trinidad, we do not plant horizontally. I like the idea and would definitely try it. Good job.

Greetings from Bolivia, Germany and elsewhere.

Absolute game changer, well done y'all

This is APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY!

So good team. Am loving exploring SAPP to help enhance our wonderful burgeoning syntropic food forest. Arohanui.

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Looks great, I’m going to check it out right now!

Thanks

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We need a update on the mushrooms planted in the stumps please.

Just wondering how do you deal with rats and or possums/wildlife with young trees? I planted out a small 10m row and everything has been getting demolished by rats, i even fenced off and netted the row to keep out wallabies and possums but the rats got every last leaf of anything valuable. Including things like cover crops, eucalyptus, acacia, and all my fruit trees, planted by seed or seedlings.. Maybe i need an established placenta 1 first but seems like everyoneelse can just plant all at once.

great review, i have been considering buying one for my wife and my elderly mother, who don't drive and don't know how to ride a bike, and live and work just a couple of km from each other

Thanks. This is great info! I've gotten into the basics of syntropic agriculture, but this video explained management very well, and in a way that I can understand. Cheers!

Great Videos! Can you tell me what plant of the Malvaceae Family you are chopping down in the video?

didnt know that you have to cut the stalk and plant just the corm horizontally. thanks for the tip

Very informative! I have seen conflicting info elsewhere, but you go into greater depth, seem to have greater experience, and make far more sense. For example, others say a water pup has a more extensive root system than true pups and grow quicker, but as is typically true - the corn contains the stored energy and vitality. So subscribed. Needless to say kiwi women are also among the most beautiful in the world, and have a down to earth charm second to none - which makes the vid especially easy to watch.

Good Vid... where did you get the steel RT frames from please.

Muchas gracias por transmitir en español, muy interezante.

Hola, que lindo está tu terreno. yo estoy trabajando en la tierra en Valencia. Me gustaría saber qué país está , por qué quiero crear un ecosistema tropical .

Where did you get the cages from? Been looking everywhere but can't find any.

Nice and useful tips, thanks! How high is the ladder at 19:27? Can you share a design / link please?

So amazing! I love and admire this way of learning by observing ❤️👍 You are very inspiring, thank you 🙏

En Argentina al girasol perenne se lo llama tupinambur

Porque es l añoles

Ya al comienzo, al ver todas esas cabras hacinadas ahí, cerré el vídeo. Amor a la naturaleza no es compatible con animales encerrados. Incoherencia

Dios mío que maravilla de hombre..❤...una enseñanza magistral

when you are ready to out faze the tithonia how does one go about that? i have a small food forest in my urban backyard, and i use tithonia you help combat the kikuyu, Ive cut it all back, and have left it elevated to dry out, Ill chip it in late winter. But the stumps are going to resprout and well i dont need them anymore, what's the best way to put them to rest? we get the odd frost but its not enough to kill them, thanks (from hawkes bay)