Syntropic Agroforestry in Spain with Ernst Götsch

Ernst Gotsch talking about the Syntropic Agrofrestry system established during 2 workshops in Catalunya, Spain in 2016 organized by www.soilsunsoul.net. Video by Berta Claramunt.

[@escapetothequinta]

We are doing this in central Portugal, great work

[@CarbonConscious]

How is this looking 2,5 years later now?

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Excellent video! I had no idea Ernst spoke english. Thanks for sharing

[@thehologram]

Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL Arrived here following your Instagram post, thanks Pete!

[@mariovizcaino]

Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsF
Probably spanish too as he lived in Costa Rica.
Maybe his old farm there could be shown on your 3rd tour 😉

[@gc0009]

he's swiss xD

[@AcademiadoConhecimentodopoder]

Embora ele tenha construído sua Sintropia aqui no Brasil, ele não é Brasileiro kkk

[@shanekonarson]

I love Green Thumbs, they’ve all got the same passion for growing and pruning. They have excellent Future visions and can design a landscape with the future in mind with the wide variety of knowledge of plants and trees great to see .

[@ChudeMondlane]

Thank you for posting this informative video. Please get someone to put subtitles to help understand Ernst Götsch. Thank you

[@richard10298]

I recommend that you watch this video
ruclips.net/video/gSPNRu4ZPvE/видео.html

[@SuerteDelMolinoFarm]

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia. Here we stared to implement these ideas

[@kristofp72]

Can we have an update on this project?

[@federicopuglia4724]

Hi ! I'm planning to do the same in northen italy, could you write down the distances between the trees?

[@maggieyu8616]

agendagotsch.com/en/design-mediterranean-enriching-olive-grove/
Götsch wrote this post about a permaculture design in portugal that has some more details, he's also written a few other interesting articles on that site. Hope it helps!

[@altermellion6984]

Do you have an updated video of this one, to see how the plot looks like now, 5 years later?

[@barnabyvonrudal1]

I'd like to know that too

[@kalandjani1922]

I'm interested in how the nutrient intake happened in the beginning, when there wasn't any. It is easy to bring in plant and animal manure from outside. But is there no other solution? If I buy an area of land, there are only leaves, weeds, and twigs at best. But before it becomes compost, it's time. And it may not be enough for vegetables, for example. I guess the combination of beans and potatoes is not enough. Unless it produces enough nitrogen.

[@buteos8632]

You can just lay the grass clipings and crushed twigs, maybe some usrine too or make a compost system. Nitrogen fizers are always a must in between for support of high yields, repellents, polarizers and small rotting logs are also welcome.

[@juanpablobenavidesmaturana6773]

Which one are the name of the species he uso to cover the slope?

[@barnabyvonrudal1]

How big is this plot?

[@joergfingas6925]

Let's stop counting for profit. Syntropy always generates profit and
prosperity. But striving for profit does not necessarily lead to
Syntropy - it usually leads to decay. Let's start prosperity without
decay: @t

[@billbudsocket]

poverty then? good plan

[@antoniohache5111]

Of course we need profit. We need to feed the world in a sustainable way and face the food industry moguls. Profit is mandatory.

[@barnabyvonrudal1]

I prefer to think and live using the 8 forms of capitalism (an idea from Ethan Roland) so not just counting about money. Financial, living, social, cultural, material, spiritual, intellectual, experiential. So build wealth this way thinking about the 8 forms and not just money and profit, I think this will lead to prosperity and wealth

[@deuseumgenio7632]

I'm from Brasil
I would like to share with you all my joy with this great ecological movement called sintropy, It will be the back of the man to nature

[@Faestyle]

Wow! 3 years ago!
Hi, do you still there?
How can I contact you?

[@SproutingFam]

Awesome interview! We are just getting into this Syntropic Agroforestry up in Northern Thailand!

[@nomadicpermacultureactivis9883]

More information about our work with Regenerative Agroecosystems and Agroforestry here in Spain can be found here:
soilsunsoul.net

[@exhile3747]

1. Imitar naturaleza
2.Usar el fertilizante de la propia tierra (hojas etc)

[@enriqueizquierdo1092]

Un aprendiz de Colombia,

[@cameronjames8914]

beautiful

[@KniceKnafs]

Honest abe resurrected is a pretty decent guy.

[@Ben_Schumacher]

Would love to see an update on how the garden is growing now!

[@thebeautifulones5436]

Land with 40" rainfall is rare.

[@gabibibenjamin2769]

Can we see how it looks now

[@jakesgrobler1634]

so how does it look now in 2017? be nice to see. Tx for posting.

[@kezzatries]

Great talk good advise.
It's not hard to grow most things when you have 1000mm water per annum, try doing the same thing on 300mm

[@kalandjani1922]

Unfortunately, this can also be spoiled, even if it rains a lot. It's okay if it's not that hard, for example I like it. Perhaps it is faster and involves less work, but you need to plan and act here as well. But for some, this terrain is too easy, it doesn't offer enough of a challenge. I think it's important that everyone finds a place and a challenge that suits them.

[@leonardnkwera4908]

I would like to do in my city.. but the technology.

[@josecarlosrochasantoscarlo1665]

Esse cara e genial

[@nobodynadie6574]

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