Love your mulberries! Looking good my friend. My first visit was 4 years ago so it is amazing to see all the lush growth. Sunn hemp is nice. Mine are almost 2 ft. tall. Let some go to seed so you have your own source.
Very nice video Matt. I was telling my wife that I enjoyed your short and to the point videos but this one... I didn't want it to finish!! Such a nice syntropic example! thanks for sharing! :)
Love the video. Maybe think about FL broadleaf mustard for generating biomass in the herbaceous layer. Leaves grow fast and huge. Nematodes don't touch it. Let a few go to seed and you will have mustards popping up all over the place for a long time. They also seem to grow year round here in central FL. God bless you and your farm.
Those reorganized syntropic beds look awesome Matt, nice to get a good idea of what and how it can be done. Amazed by the sun hemp alley! It will get really high right? Hope you and your family are all well! Buenas vibras!
I'm Brazilian and I follow closely Enerst Götsch work with syntropic agroforestry. I am very excited to see some of the principles used here gaining ground in other countries!
Your example of syntropic farming is amazing and I would love to emulate it. Do you know of anyone applying these principals to a California (9b) environment?
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Love the straight up no bs vids bro
Let the millet grow all way. Harvest the grain/seed and mulch the hay.. continue. Thanks for posting again.
Love your mulberries! Looking good my friend. My first visit was 4 years ago so it is amazing to see all the lush growth. Sunn hemp is nice. Mine are almost 2 ft. tall. Let some go to seed so you have your own source.
Very nice video Matt. I was telling my wife that I enjoyed your short and to the point videos but this one... I didn't want it to finish!! Such a nice syntropic example! thanks for sharing! :)
Man, all that biodiversity is stunning! Truly envious from rainy England.
And cold!!
Love the video. Maybe think about FL broadleaf mustard for generating biomass in the herbaceous layer. Leaves grow fast and huge. Nematodes don't touch it. Let a few go to seed and you will have mustards popping up all over the place for a long time. They also seem to grow year round here in central FL. God bless you and your farm.
awesome staple in florida winter-season, although all mine bolted in April/May. I'm in [9b/10] I'm going to try this this autumn though.
very important to increase soil organic matter as you are doing. Great. I also practice purely organic permaculture...
Thanks bro. Videos will never be long enough when you're sharing valuable information
Those reorganized syntropic beds look awesome Matt, nice to get a good idea of what and how it can be done. Amazed by the sun hemp alley! It will get really high right? Hope you and your family are all well! Buenas vibras!
I'm Brazilian and I follow closely Enerst Götsch work with syntropic agroforestry. I am very excited to see some of the principles used here gaining ground in other countries!
Interesting _____________Love the tall>grass Biomassing. Biomassing.
Can't wait to rewatch this 15 times this week
Great video and update on the garden, Can't wait to start my farm,.
Beautiful property you have there. Thanks for sharing the info.
Looking great.
Thanks for the update.
Nope on instagram.
Separate video on how to do bananas please.
Yes do bananas. I can get bananas but then they turn black before they turn yellow.
Yeah im in central fl and want to know how to plant bananas in our sand
Can we get a plant list and planting diagram please?
I have a list of plants and some diagrams, but the document is in Brazilian Portuguese and plants in it are generally more adapted to the tropics.
You could use Johnson grass it's a perennial.
Wondering how the Sunn Hemp & Millet did? Still Implemented? Thanks Great Info.
Sun hemp growing strong, the millet suffered from unusual lack of rain
Any reason you do not mulch the stuff to help it break down quicker?
that's very nice man!!! How often do you prune your Mexican flowers?
At 3:36 I see what looks to be blue porterweed (Stachytarpheta jamaicensis). How do you use this?
Your example of syntropic farming is amazing and I would love to emulate it.
Do you know of anyone applying these principals to a California (9b) environment?
Sorry, I'm not in contact with the California growers
Hello, I'm in Palm Coast; where or how did you get those eucalyptus trees? They are straight and beautiful. How old are they? Thank!
Thanks, I got them from a wholesale nursery. I think "Rucks" they are 3 or 4 years old
@@WhatsRipening Thank you! I'll search online for Rucks nursery.
What is the purpose of the interplanted coconuts? Besides producing coconuts what part do they play in the agroforest?
They are a main crop
Bro what is the width of ur beds and how u made it ??
They vary a lot. Currently I make beds about 3 to 5 feet wide