Agroforest tour - Silvopasture for sheep and chickens

[@MaxwellGouldEsq]

Really informative and useful thank you, looking forward to seeing how these areas and species progress.

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

thank you, ill do another update at the end of the summer

[@olichandler6658]

Really liking these tour videos and can't wait to start my internship in November 🤞 . Your land and surroundings look fantastic. 😁👍

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

Thank you Oli. Tours are better in real life. It is a bit strange talking into a camera!

[@shambalaspaceoflove7528]

Sooooo good to see some of your farm guys... Looking forward to seeing that field in a few years time when all the trees have grown, so important to document💚 Love seeing the enthusiasm you have with what you are setting up, and seeing you grin and laugh at how you got free vines and grapes 🙌it is important for people to see.... Free food, yummy 😁great vid, keep them coming... Want to see kimberleys face too😍... And maybe do a little intro, you'll be hitting the 1,000 soon 🎉

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

thank you :-)

[@fritztrienekens458]

Super nice, I really enjoy your content. When are you bringing out the video with all the steps to prepare and plant a new Agroforest, as you are talking about it in the video?

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

I should get that done by christmas :)

[@fritztrienekens458]

@@keelapermaculturefarm great, looking forward

[@erenkur3832]

From the very first minute I said the landscape looks like so familiar, thought you are from Turkey and then saw you are from Portugal. Same climate, same landscape. We have a garden too, during pandemics I have tried to make a more organic permaculture like gardening and my grandfather wanted traditional ways and unfortunately my area fastly have covered with thick thorns and I gave up. However I wasn't able to take enough time for the garden and we had not animals. I am very excited to see someone in Mediterranean climate using permaculture methods. I wonder however, does Paulownia and hazelnuts grow well in your garden, because of the intense summer heat I have avoided planting them but if they grow well and fruit quality of hazelnuts also good I will plant some, I love hazelnuts. Thanks

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

both seem to grow well but the pawlonia does better where there is no wind. thanks for watching and keep in touch

[@roospop]

Is there any way to get around the drip irrigation, like super deep mulching? Do you have any hugelculture elements in you swales (like wood, rotting debris)?

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

Just isn’t possible to not use drip where we are due to so many months of no rain and long hot days. We use Hugel beds in the vegetable garden and food forest but not i the agroforests as it is just too big of an area

[@stephenmoss9842]

Are the neem trees available in Portugal.

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

Hi Stephen, I am infact selling them :-) I was planning to advertise in October ready for planting season

[@stephenmoss9842]

@@keelapermaculturefarm are you far from us in Aguas?

[@keelapermaculturefarm]

@@stephenmoss9842 no not too far. we are in mata da rainha. you want some now or in autumn?

[@stephenmoss9842]

@@keelapermaculturefarm I'll hold onto autumn as we will be only arriving back to our Quinta in mid-July. So I will be in a better place to plant in autumn .