Bio: I help you grow a more productive Food Forest. Let's design & establish your Syntropic Farm 🌳

Bio: Carlos Díaz Garza, Chihuahua México

Bio: Co-owner of Wind Dancer Farm, market gardener , certified permaculture designer, farmer in southeast Arizona, zone 8a, high desert.

Bio: This old lady is building a mini food forest in the high desert of New Mexico. Co-mingling with local like individuals

Bio: We are a permaculture farm focused on fruit, vegetable, meat, egg, and dairy production in Silver City, NM.

Bio: I want to apply Agroforestry in Silverton, Oregon (Altitude 1550ft)

Bio: Creator, entrepreneur, game changer

Bio: Homeschooling mama+ nature lover Liberated Birth is my calling

Bio: Knowledge is power

Bio: Hi! I'm a teacher, writer, permaculture learner, and photographer who wants to help heal through reflection and community.

Bio: I’m working on a forest garden in zone 7b in Texas, US.

Bio: Zone 5b We have a small permaculture nursery in Maine with sheep, yaks, chickens, and guinea hens.

Bio: Food forest

Bio: Syntropic Agriculture all the way!

Bio: 1/4 acre section to retire to. Psalm 85:12: "Yes, the LORD will give what is good, and our land will yield its increase".

Bio: Soul Purpose Coach, Astrologer, Human Design & Gene Keys Teacher, Space Creator, Heart Warrior & radically in love with the totality of life ❤️‍🔥🤞🏼

Bio: Farmer

Bio: Spending time in Long Beach, CA | Eventually planning to move with our family to 240-acre farm north of Seattle (Rooted Northwest)

Bio: Soy de México queriendo aprender más sobre cuidado del huerto

Bio: Living in Mexico, same latitude as Vietnam. Growing season is year round, half the year hot and humid, the other warm + dry. Planting a food forest!

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Bio: living in central Mexico

Bio: Creating a sustainable project in Baja California Sur, Mexico

Bio: Born and living in france for now. Interested and learning about living natural and healthy life. Small orchad designing actually and project on mind

Bio: Restoring a piece of land in a semi-dry bioregion of Mexico :)

Bio: Michael DeNicola

Bio: 2.5 yrs learning agrofloresta in Mexico. Temperate forest 1800 m. Workshops, consultants and looking for more learning. The only way is syntropic.