Merci, pour vos superbes vidéos explicatives ! Nous ne disposons pas tous d'un grand jardin mais même sur un petit espace il est possible d'améliorer l'existant en changeant de pratiques. Amicalement.
They're an indicator for plants that are lacking nutrientes in the system, just plants pruners. And they're adding organic matter soil cultivating their fungae. Working towards abundance as well.
What I don't understand about syntropic agroforestry is the linear configuration of rows of crops. Why not use, for example, two superimposed logarithmic golden spirals, like a vortex? It would look much more natural and beautiful, and would still allow for optimal light-exposure and easy accessibility for harvest, only the pathways in between rows would be superimposed logarithmic spirals, like the seeds in a sunflower.
That sounds co plicated. Rows make startups fast and easy and beginners can understand the pattern better. The lines will blurr very fast and after 20 years here no rows to be noticed but the regular management allows for best light exposure for all strata according g to species needs. Looks totally natural but more active than a true forest.
@@permadynamicsnewzealand2698 20 years of growth sounds amazing. Maybe there is no need to complicate things. Thank you for making these amazing videos.
Beautiful video. Thanks!
Just magic.. the ethics in syntropy speak to me 🙏🏼
Working on it :)
Wise words! So good 🎉
Merci, pour vos superbes vidéos explicatives ! Nous ne disposons pas tous d'un grand jardin mais même sur un petit espace il est possible d'améliorer l'existant en changeant de pratiques. Amicalement.
You guys have amazing videos. Do you need volunteers?
It depends but yes.
Could you elaborate the relation between leaf cutter ants and succession? Thanks
They're an indicator for plants that are lacking nutrientes in the system, just plants pruners. And they're adding organic matter soil cultivating their fungae. Working towards abundance as well.
What I don't understand about syntropic agroforestry is the linear configuration of rows of crops. Why not use, for example, two superimposed logarithmic golden spirals, like a vortex? It would look much more natural and beautiful, and would still allow for optimal light-exposure and easy accessibility for harvest, only the pathways in between rows would be superimposed logarithmic spirals, like the seeds in a sunflower.
That sounds co plicated. Rows make startups fast and easy and beginners can understand the pattern better. The lines will blurr very fast and after 20 years here no rows to be noticed but the regular management allows for best light exposure for all strata according g to species needs. Looks totally natural but more active than a true forest.
@@permadynamicsnewzealand2698 20 years of growth sounds amazing. Maybe there is no need to complicate things. Thank you for making these amazing videos.
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