EURAF conference: Presenatation on Syntropic Agriculture

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  • čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
  • In this movie the presentation, on Ernst Götsch's Syntropic Agriculture, given by Marc Leiber at the European agroforestry conference is viewable.

Komentáře • 23

  • @adamshand
    @adamshand Před 6 lety +9

    Great talk, wonderful to get some Syntropic content in English! :-)

    • @0514mama
      @0514mama Před 5 lety

      Agreed, in English is great,

    • @ryanzacsanders
      @ryanzacsanders Před 4 lety

      most i know is English

    • @ryanzacsanders
      @ryanzacsanders Před 4 lety

      viel zu wenig auf deutsch bis jetzt. Eigentlich fast gar nichts..

  • @ryanzacsanders
    @ryanzacsanders Před 4 lety +3

    super dass du das machst

  • @elsarddeboer3476
    @elsarddeboer3476 Před 6 lety +2

    Unconditional love and cooperation. Beautiful presentation. Start with the rythum!

  • @Escapecapitalism
    @Escapecapitalism Před rokem

    Amazing talk.

  • @jarod-josesantana.4557

    Look up Scott Hall - Syntropia in Australia. Also Permadynamics in New Zealand, I hope you have a wonderful journey into Syntropy!!!💚🙏🌱

  • @jotapits
    @jotapits Před 5 lety +5

    Guys this is fantastic! Congrats!
    Are there any practical, how-to materials or readings to help beginners start applying those principles?

    • @jarod-josesantana.4557
      @jarod-josesantana.4557 Před 2 lety +3

      Look up Scott Hall - Syntropia in Australia. Also Permadynamics in New Zealand, I hope you have a wonderful journey into Syntropy!!!💚🙏🌱

  • @heathertoomey7068
    @heathertoomey7068 Před 2 lety

    I thought it would be technical but was happy to see it was easy to understand

  • @barnabyvonrudal1
    @barnabyvonrudal1 Před rokem

    Cool to see Ernst up the tree doing the work. How does he get up there? any special techniques?

  • @leboisdefargues4583
    @leboisdefargues4583 Před 5 lety

    thank you !!! great content!

  • @0514mama
    @0514mama Před 5 lety +1

    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

  • @joergfingas6925
    @joergfingas6925 Před 5 lety +1

    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

  • @barnabyvonrudal1
    @barnabyvonrudal1 Před rokem

    What are some of the examples of the (forest) processes that they are optimizing here?

  • @ft3758
    @ft3758 Před 5 lety

    👏👏👏👏👏

  • @wobblybobengland
    @wobblybobengland Před 4 lety +1

    Keyline design

  • @lorrainegatanianhits8331

    gosh, you're fucking intelligent.

  • @maxdecleyn
    @maxdecleyn Před 4 lety

    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?

    • @heathertoomey7068
      @heathertoomey7068 Před 2 lety +2

      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.

    • @barnabyvonrudal1
      @barnabyvonrudal1 Před rokem

      @@heathertoomey7068 Biomass is the same as mulch then I guess?

    • @sayragutierrez1318
      @sayragutierrez1318 Před rokem +1

      @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.