Hi everybody, stoked to see 25 people already present on the community ! Here's a little heads up : At the moment there's only 3 videos here that are just a showcase of some systems, but mini-courses about stratification, syntropic jargon, succession, efficient tools, syntropic philosophy, interviews are coming very soon ! It will take a couple weeks to really start kicking off, so a bit of patience is needed ! Thanks for you all to have joined, looking forwrad to turn this into a vibrant community where we can share our learnings !

I think before going on and planting your crop lines (on a bigger scale - more than a couple hundred meters) it is key to check out which species perform well and have them in the soil for about a year before choosing to use them again. Here I share my disapointment with tagasaste because of our soil conditions (heavy clay) and the fact it's a difficult plant to propagate, expensive and ect. Watch the video to see which plant I use as a replacement !

In this interview I delve into the explanation of syntropic agroforestry in layman's terms. I really found that simplifying the whole understanding of syntropic agroforestry makes it 10 times more accessible. that's what we need to expand this space ! Follow the time stamps if you're really curious about the answer to a specific question !

A minimalist low cost 0.5 hectare design. Almonds are a crop species we're not risking much with as they are present in big monocultures in the area. We'll have grapes climbing up the eucalyptus (living tutor) in between each of the almonds. This plantation is a big deal for the Mediterranean as very few people have doen them in such scales because of the costs of high density. I aimed for lower density but used the right species that grow fast. In this way, while we won't get the full syntropic effect at year 1, we reduce the costs by using tough-ass tree and bush species that don't require high amendments and irrigation ! Progress on the planting will be shared as soon as teh broadbeans have sprouted nicely !