Incredible Regenerative Permaculture Farm

Come check out the amazing Valle Escondido and Hidden Valley Farm in Mante Verde Costa Rica. Hidden Valley farm is practicing Regenerative Agriculture and Permaculture design in a sustainable way.
Combining the practices of regenerative practice, the principles of permaculture, and syntropic agroforestry, an approach to land regeneration, food growing, and lifestyle, this farm is working with nature to create a humming diversity on the land and educating about the role humans play in an eco-system.
Sustainable Farming, Regenerative Agriculture, Permaculture, Agroforestry, or whatever you call it. These are the ways to grow food for the future. It's natural, easier, and better for the world.
If you have not yet seen it, I would highly recommend the movie "Kiss the Ground" available on Netflix. This movie does a great job of explaining regenerative agriculture.
Besides vegetation farming, Hidden Valley Farms is also practicing Aquaculture. They are raising Talapia in ponds and the overflow of that water feeds into more vegetable beds.
Visit Valle Escondido's TH-cam Page - / @valleescondidocr
Find us on Facebook and Instagram for more content.
/ babbling_in_my_backyard
/ babblinginmybackyard
(Amazon Affiliate Links) by using these links, at no extra cost to you I get a tiny %. Thank You!
Books to pickup
The Permaculture Handbook - amzn.to/3tf2qOY
Kindle version of Permaculture Handbook - amzn.to/3tvyi1O
Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability - amzn.to/3pu4yRK
Dirt to Soil - amzn.to/3Hued0N
Kindle version of Dirt to Soil - amzn.to/3tl2pZS

[@kennedymuchoki5208]

Well integration. Keep it up.

[@BabblinginmyBackyard]

Thanks a lot

[@JohnDoe-id9hi]

Look into the flow through worm bins, they're superior to the conventional bins allowing less chance of excessive moisture and lack of air flow. I made one with two 2x4x8ft and one sheet of plywood and pvc pipe for the bottom. I realize that it needs to be cost effective and not supply restrictive. I've thought you could use a IBC tank with top cut off and hinged, the bottom could have long strips cut out about 1" cut out full length of the tank to allow you to rake the compost out with a diy rake of pegs to remove only completed material. One tank with cage removed to use as a stand to support tank and provide structural support to tank bottom while allowing access to compost. Sorry for the ramble.

[@BabblinginmyBackyard]

It sounds really cool. Did you make a video for this?

[@JohnDoe-id9hi]

@@BabblinginmyBackyard unfortunately I didn't