Agroforestry Wisdom & Techniques: Gabriel's Insights

[@user-yo3se3zv4c]

Wow, that was 45 minutes of mindblowing agroforestry philosophy. Thanks for sharing. And btw, I love to see your progress with editing, cutting and soundmixing. Damn good job you are doing spreading the word in a nice manner!

[@varalta.floresta]

this wisdom deserve one million views

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

Let’s go!

[@mutenja9030]

I would love to have a neighbour like Gabriel since all mines are grass and dessert lovers. Thanks Byron for your awesome job

[@niclascrane4630]

Byron, the best video about food forest I have ever seen, because it goes way beyond and inspires to have a naturally healthy mindset. Thank you so much. And if you ever come to Portugal, be my guest.

[@Aer0xander]

So much gold nuggets being spoken!

[@Floridamanfoodforest]

Taking notes brother Byron!

[@antoniohache5111]

This guy is great. Wise man

[@mattoc2965]

What an inspiring fella. Thanks for sharing Byron, your channel has inspired me to start my own food forrest here in Queensland

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

Fantastic!

[@MrRoots974]

big thanks for posting, cheers from reunion island !! take care

[@shadiyakingerlee365]

Adoro Gabriel, muito obrigado amigo.

[@tripmaker1137]

An absolute treat listening to you Gabriel ! You're like the part of the fungal interaction, playing the worm, carrying the knowledge to share it with places of possible wood. Lovely work Byron. Super excited following your progress, starting up with mine now. will share updates !

[@helenharris522]

That warmed my heart and lifted my soul. Thanks Byron and Gabriel.

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

Love the feedback!

[@anilsoman3757]

Wow fantastic Byron ... Thank you very much for sharing ... Expecting a great series and you just started it with Gabriel's ... Awesome

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

Glad you enjoyed it! Still plenty more to share

[@BillyBob-uc9zp]

❤

[@SerRegenera]

beautiful video and very nutritive, thanks bro for sharing and putting your love and energy in all of these creations, they inspire and feed the ways,
love from uruguay
Inti

[@philinit6476]

You know i love the part where everything is friend not enemy. Im dealing with possums, birds and wallabies eating everything i plant. So ive realised i need to focus on my nursery and be able to plant 1000's of trees so that i can get 1 that survives.

[@TheKasrupi]

4 years ago I was demonising all creatures around. Here in far north QLD Australia pretty much everyone blames wallabies, bandicoot, birds etc. I was too. Now wallabies, all other night gardening helpers, more an more new species of birds are more than welcome. We are getting momentum. I hope in my life time to see a big change when wallabies are you best friends.
Keep planting. Should be enough for you, your family, friends, neighbours, animals, thieves etc. if one do the boxes not ticked - you need to plant more :)
Have fun, stay safe ;)

[@pietsnot7002]

Amazing philosophy 🙏 lovely food forest 👌

[@josephhill2010]

Legendary, in process setting up first temperate climate syntropic agroforestry row in England, well excited!

[@MateoKupstysChica]

Byron, thank you very much for sharing this amazing journey! I a saw the video with the "trailers" from all the visits, and learned a lot, now I'm learning much more! Best energy!

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tamarajutglar641]

Amazing. Thanks Byron

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sajithomas2158]

Amazing

[@mcmac1814]

That's beautiful! Thanks bro! You should plan a trip in Europe and learn how the same principles need different application in Mediterranean climate!

[@byron.in.new.zealand]

That's the plan!

[@mcmac1814]

@@byron.in.new.zealand then you should meet Gennaro Cardone in Portugal or Italy!

[@zackeryshackelford3864]

Damn id love to come help this guy on his farm for a week or 2

[@EverettSmithLoveisAll]

This is the style I am developing as well...like a forest

[@thedomestead3546]

I have close to 50 Rollinia seedlings in my grow room 😅

[@donTeo136]

Nobody wants to be in agricultur because it pays horrable..its' a money dump...
I still plant but not for money..or at least short term money.
The structure of the markets is such that a high % goes to buyers/sellers leaving the farmers in poverty with no hope.

[@gardenerdiy-ig5fj]