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Den Food Bosch
Registrace 14. 07. 2017
EURAF conference: Presenatation on Syntropic Agriculture
In this movie the presentation, on Ernst Götsch's Syntropic Agriculture, given by Marc Leiber at the European agroforestry conference is viewable.
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Den Food Bosch - a temperate climate food forest | before the first spring
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In this beautiful drone video you can see the Den Food Bosch food forest just before spring started.
Some trees for biomass
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Once again, in the beautiful ticino region in italian switzerland, visiting the farm of Tankred Götsch. This time we spent the days pruning trees and covering the soil with the organic matter that was harvested. Here in this movie I would like to show you which trees we used and why we choose to prune the trees as we do.
Wouter van Eck: Basic Food Forest Principles
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Wouter van Eck describes how Food Forests work on his farm (Food Forest Ketelbroek/ foodforestketelbroek/?ref=br_rs) in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Take this inspiring walk with him to see how we could adapt perennial polycultures and natural structures into our farming and daily lives!
Machinery adapted to Agrofrestry
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Matteo Mazola, from the Asienda Agricola Iside, describes some of the specialised machinery that he uses on his Agroforestry farm located on the Lago d'Iseo in northern Italy. Making Agroforestry a working farm business model and suitable for large scale food production will require adapted equipment that is designed to function in a ecologically diverse system and help in the management and es...
Perennial Potato cultivation
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In this video we are in southern Switzerland on the farm of Tankred Götsch, Ca do Ciser. Here we show you how it is possible to make potatoes a perennial part of your Food Forest ecosystem. Here is a Step by step list to plant. In Fall 1. Cover the soil with 30-40cm of wood chips 2. Open rows within the wood chips until the depth of the soil 3. Place potatoes on the soil 4. Cover with wood chip...
Food Forest preparations with Tankred Götsch
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In this movie we visit the farm of Tankred Götsch, Ca di Ciser, in the mountains of southern Switzerland. Within one and a half days we make all the necessary preparations to plant a Food Forest on this site in November. A list of the steps we took can be found below: 1. Introduction chickens to add fertility to the soil (1 year before planting) 2. Removal of chickens and introduction of biomas...
Traditional German Apple Cultivation
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In this film the Den Food Bosch team member Marc explores the traditional apple orchards in the village of Gamburg. These orchards have been preserved in an abandoned state for the past decades, while still thriving and maintaining production. On the steep slopes terraces were installed to increase water absorption and decrease soil erosion. After a many generations of fruit production in these...
Occulation Tutorial
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In this video organic tree nursery expert Floris Komen gives a tutorial on how to do occulations, a mid summer grafting technique. If you live in the Netherlands make sure to visit his tree nursery, Floris Natuurlijke Bomen!
Sintropy at Kiemgracht 64
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In this episode the many volunteers, together with the Den Food Bosch crew, manage a young Food Forest, prepare sintropic vegetable beds, and use intercropping on corn plants. Enjoy the movie, if you have any questions feel free to contact!
Agroforestry Nursery Regeneration Bleijendijk Estate
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In this film, the organisers of Den Food Bosch are rejuvenating an abandoned tree nursery on the Bleijendijk Estate in Vught, the Netherlands, and explaining the process they undertake. A Forest Glade is created and the organic material from the removal of plants is organised into nursery beds. Through the pruning of the trees and weeds information of new growth is released to the nursery beds ...
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Apple trees barely block the sun, they are perfect to have vegetables under.
Very cool. How do you avoid the threat of Ticks?
Amazing talk.
This is what I love. Not constantly having to intervene but rather simply give nature a little push in the right direction, then letting it do its thing.
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What are some of the examples of the (forest) processes that they are optimizing here?
Cool to see Ernst up the tree doing the work. How does he get up there? any special techniques?
gosh, you're fucking intelligent.
I thought it would be technical but was happy to see it was easy to understand
Spot on. Really great guys!
Look up Scott Hall - Syntropia in Australia. Also Permadynamics in New Zealand, I hope you have a wonderful journey into Syntropy!!!💚🙏🌱
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Achter de rij fruitbomen, begint het dan weer met lage struiken?
Ja, er zit op termijn \ een golfbeweging in de oplopende zoom, al wordt de tweede strook hoger (met tamme kastanje en pecan).
nice video! thank you! i was lucky enough to spend 3 years in Wertheim Germany, i believe not to far from Gamburg. I love this region. The apple orchards are amazing and the apples so very delicious. the apples here in southern california are no comparison in taste. Also, just as you described, the cherry trees, plum trees, walnuts, and pear trees were just as delicious. If you ever vacation in this region, do yourself a huge favor and find some village fruits. You will not be disappointed and if you look around you might be lucky enough to find some wild blueberries, raspberries, gooseberries, or blackberries. If you know what you are looking for and at, mushrooms!
Muito bom! Marc lembro que vc havia falado desse vídeo para mim quando estávamos lá no Ernst. Encontrei ele heheeheh forte abraço amigo!
Awesome, please make more videos with this knowledge!
Some recent updates on the system?
Just one thought. We can revegetate the entire planet in fifteen years while producing more food, more fuel, more medicine and fibre per acre. It will help farmers and rural residents by planting trees on private farmland, and will increase farmers’ incomes by 400 to 800% over seven to fifteen years. In this kind of projects we don't have just one cash crop per year.
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as there is a long winter period with no growth, you should be able to grow something like broad beans in the same bed until the summer.
I want to see this man push a wheelbarrel full of crates with apples, while it has been raining. (very normal in autumn to rain lots when the apples ripen) There will be no very easy harvesting there without heavy machinery aiding you. This will be very labor intensive and therefor everything coming from that forest will be expensive, especially if you build this in larger scale.
Thanks for showing interest. We have been harvesting quite some apples and nashi's and pears and medlars and Japanese walnuts and quinces and so on. It's fun to do! About scaling up production of bigger food forests I recommend watching this presentation: czcams.com/video/iKd4w9dCdqU/video.html
Aren't there any problems with mice and rats in this mulched Areas?
Very interesting! Thank you for very much!
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5:30 What species is this ? Pinus Koraiensis ?
Yes, this small tree is a Punus Koraiensis. Well recognized!
thank you, I bought one for my parents but it grows so slow! Love your work by the way, very inspiring
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super dass du das machst
En? Hoe staat het er nu mee?!
27:06 "I'm really interested in scaling up and we know that these systems deliver in terms of "biomass production"" Is this guy really suggesting that people should scale up this way of agriculture just so you can cut it down to produce energy out of biomass? 27:17 "what farmers are interested in, is in having money to pay the school fees and build a house and go on holiday like everybody else." Is that really a farmer's main concern?
The reason biomass production is important where they are is that before, nothing could grow because the soil was low quality. Biomass decomposes into good dirt. This allows farmers to grow, make money, and make enough money to be able to send their kids and maybe even themselves to school, so they can get out if poverty and live with a good standard of living.
@@heathertoomey7068 Biomass is the same as mulch then I guess?
@Max Mees Biomass to feed the fertility of the system through cold, fungal decomposition (transformation), not hot composting (entropic, energy loss as heat), and definitely not through combustion for steam-turbine energy generation.
Does Ernst actually leave some vegetables and such toseed, where does he obtain so many seeds to replant after prunning? Whould love to get in touch with Ernst Gotsch, can someone please redirect me .Gracias
thank you !!! great content!
Very interesting. Thanks.
Very nice 👍 very inspiring ❤️ thank you for sharing the nice video 😍
Guys this is fantastic! Congrats! Are there any practical, how-to materials or readings to help beginners start applying those principles?
Look up Scott Hall - Syntropia in Australia. Also Permadynamics in New Zealand, I hope you have a wonderful journey into Syntropy!!!💚🙏🌱
This is so inspiring, thank you for sharing!
Hi, when I learnt about poatoes we have to move them so not to grow them in the same spot as this can cause pests and diseases. how long have you successfully grown on this patch here? do you move it annually? thanks J
apparently this is a bit of an exaggerated myth. You should be able to grow them in the same place for around 7 years.
great to see you again Tankred, gruesse Klaus
Do you know why planting willow at 45 degree angle should improve rooting?
Let's stop counting for profit. Syntropy always generates profit and prosperity. But striving for profit does not necessarily lead to Syntropy - it usually leads to decay. Let's start prosperity without decay: @t
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Really fantastic initiative Wouter. I feel encouraged in my efforts trying to do the same in our gardens in France (small farm garden 3.500 m2) and Holland (city garden 100m2). Hopefully i can call them foodforests in the near future. Definitely coming to visit the food forest if allowed.
I wish to have 3.500m2. Have only 1200.
I bought a cheap house in Heerlen and started planting a food forest (front and back) only on a small property. a fruit hedge works fantastic. strawberries make a great ground cover and being both annuals they benefit the soil. plum trees work the best. check out Pete canaries and Charles downing as well to learn from.
็็Hope we can invite you and team to Thailand and Mekong countries, Wouter!
Great talk, wonderful to get some Syntropic content in English! :-)
Agreed, in English is great,
most i know is English
viel zu wenig auf deutsch bis jetzt. Eigentlich fast gar nichts..
Unconditional love and cooperation. Beautiful presentation. Start with the rythum!
Great design, great footage!
nice stuff in here...
LOVE LOVE LOVE !!! Thank You for this video.