Basics of Agroforestry

[@Videomaker-dario]

here in the Brazilian semiarid I do agroforestry and it is very satisfying to see the trees grow

[@Atimatimukti]

In a small farm like mine, the best are chickens. They eat the bugs that can harm fruit trees, they clean most of the weeds and they fertilize.

[@lauch8844]

But weeds aren´t bad at all. especally for trees. They produce organic matter and kepp the soil healthy. But yes, chicken are the best :D

[@artinius565]

@@lauch8844 This is not true at all, a weed can be harmful to a tree in the early stages of development

[@dentalnovember]

How do you keep the predators from killing all the chickens? Between the foxes, coyotes, hawks, vultures, we had to keep the poultry in a coop.

[@Atimatimukti]

@@dentalnovember where I live, only foxes and eagles can do harm. I lost some chickens for them and now, I only let them out in the morning. After lunch also but only if I'm on that side of the farm. This is why it's important to have a rooster. They keep the chickens together and give alert in case of attack. Usually, they are the ones being caught, brave but dead little guys

[@WackadoodleMalarkey]

​@dentalnovember Guns! Great Pyrenees doggos greatly help too

[@ronaldothiago8421]

Agrofloresta está se tornando algo comum no Brasil. Minha família tem uma pequena propriedade rural em Santo Antônio do Descoberto - Goiás - Brasil, com (SAF) com dois anos de implantação. Estamos colhendo frutos. Obrigado Ernst Gotsch.

[@pepitopepito1855]

Essa ideia surgiu com um Suico ERNST GOTSCH, que mora no Brasil, ele teve essa ideia trabalhando aqui na Europa, só que ninguem queria dar creditos para ele. Ele comprou uma fazenda na Bahia e a reflorestou. Hoje ele é referencia mundial e é uma das pessoas mais respeitada no assunto no mundo.

[@rodrigosouto9502]

Se vocês tiverem algum canal brasileiro do youtube com material recente sobre agrofloresta por favor me passem.

[@ronaldothiago8421]

@@rodrigosouto9502 . Antônio Gomides - agrofloresta, cepeas.

[@rodrigosouto9502]

@@ronaldothiago8421 muito obrigado!

[@chupacabra9357]

That's good to hear. Do you think it's going to become popular enough to help the Amazon recover?

[@tophat2115]

Most permaculture designers have the knowledge to establish them after completing their apprenticeship. The great thing about the permaculture community is designers freely share knowledge and experiences with each other to better ensure success. The trees in these systems can be fruit and nut trees for edible crops or also include others for nutrient fixing, or trees that produce tannins in their leaves to reduce methane emissions in cattle. The field only limited by the imagination.

[@michaelfelder2640]

Well done. My planting plan is getting so complex. Wish there was an open source App that mixed and matched every plant tree so I can better arrange a 50 acre farm without needless waste of time. The plan. 50% of the crops are for sale and 50% for the animals. 100% of the scraps and fodder for the animals. Add to that a rotational grazing path across the property so that food harvest is a few days ahead of the mob. The mob cleans up the paddocks and regrowth or replanting is done if that's the plan for that paddock. 🤔

[@regenfarmer2999]

Check out our software mr michael

[@anthonyburke5656]

Over 50 years ago Bill Mollison said “the more edge the better” this is maximising edge.

[@GreenHeartTx]

Fantastic video, a beautiful wealth of knowledge

[@alexkerpe930]

its a good video....but why does it have to be NESTLÉ the number ONE waterstealer ? NESTLÉ now trying to play the good guy? Now they pretent to be the enviromental friendly business ...the way busines and money works with human greed is just disgusting-

[@jaguarholly7156]

Too true

[@RoxanneM-]

NESTLÉ in Europe has the pressure of the people in Europe to do the right thing. NESTLÉ in the US, however, do whatever they want because the US citizens are not paying attention and can’t care less. That’s the difference. We can see this more clearly by the ingredients NESTLÉ uses in their products in the US. In the US companies continue to use very toxic chemicals. Why? Because one again the US population forgot we need to make politicians and corporations accountable by us participating in our democracy. If we look away they’ll continue doing whatever they want since they get no pushback. Can we compete with laws like “Citizens United” which gives the right to bribe our politicians? Yes, we need to get rid of Citizens United. Citizens United is a misleading name for making corruption legal.

[@OttawaValleyVibes]

Agreed!!!! 100%

[@LukeJames369]

I hope Nestle can turn all their palm oil plantations into diverse agroforestry systems.

[@rakeemrobinson]

That's what I was thinking. They're also stealing water and enslaving children.

[@dungeonmaster6292]

Lol Nestlé is pretty much the antithesis of sustainable

[@irmanasir337]

Thanx for the lecture it helped me to memorize my exam conceptually ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maunildesai1287]

Awesome video.please allow me to post it for my agroforestry mission. I shall mention the VC under that.

[@junediyonokebunberkah]

Thanks for your information

[@homesteadzambia]

Beautiful video. Thanks!

[@ramzeneger]

More power to you guys!!!!

[@SuerteDelMolinoFarm]

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain

[@SELEMANISHIJA]

Hey, from Tanzania 🇹🇿, Africa here.

[@carenotieno7118]

Very informative

[@NyamalGatdetkoak]

What are characteristic of agroforestry trees

[@Orb1tal5inner]

Was all about it till I saw who made the video. its an amazing tool but I trust farmers not researchers from some of the biggest companies in the world.

[@rayyanzaza6386]

bagaimana sistem pengelolaan agroforestry pada hutan tanaman industri agar mendapatkan manfaat serta bagaimana peran anda dalam kegiatan tersebut?

[@ibnukhairani6055]

Ini pertanyaan yg rumit Pak 😀 Banyak diskusi panjang tentang ini.

[@assadurrahman7003]

Nice information.

[@enniahjohn4503]

It is good for children to study

[@summerWTFE]

The logo at the ends immediately makes me suspicious.

[@Green.Country.Agroforestry]

We really need to stop using the term 'carbon sequestration' when we actually mean _encouraging_ the carbon cycle. Sequestration occurs when atmosphere is lost to us for extended periods of time, and is an ecological disaster: Not something that we want associated with agroforestry at all! To date, the greatest catastrophe of this kind peaked about 20,000 years ago, and triggered what we are now calling the Holocene extinction period. The key actor in this tragedy? Mollusks. The carbonate rock that is formed when a shell fails to be consumed and its carbon and oxygen returned causes a loss of atmospheric pressure, and lowered O2 concentration makes it impossible for large terrestrial species to survive. There is only one creature on Earth that can liberate this atmosphere and return the carbon within it to its proper cycle .. and that animal is the human, and he does it when he makes concrete for his building projects. Yeah .. I'm no shill for the energy companies .. so I won't try to convince you that the carbon from burning fuels is a net positive .. the OXYGEN to sustain that combustion comes from our atmosphere, and we cannot get it back unless the carbon cycle is completed .. and that means more work for US. We do have a use for it, however: we can transform it into soil organic matter, with the help of agroforestry practices. We are constantly losing our soil OM to oxidation, and having a ready supply of atmospheric Carbon Dioxide is a fantastic resource .. provided that we also have sufficient water to power the operation. This is where I put in a plug for Riparian systems, which dovetail nicely with Alleycropping, and rotational silvopasturage. You are going to need the water anyway .. so incorporate it into the design from the start, and it will be more ecosystem and more edge instead of an energy expense.

[@MarSchlosser]

No CO2, no plants. More CO2, stronger, healthier plants which translates to healthier consumers.

[@moiraalberts4216]

Do you have a website?

[@morrixbongs8996]

Did you stop making videos about agroforestry?

[@Umar_Bashir_43]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@agushp6970]

tolong ditranslite ke indonesia. di desa gak pada faham bahasa na.

[@lingerassa]

Nestlé!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?😱

[@bibliusz777]

same reaction i had in mind

[@alibali672]

The globalists infiltrate the good organisations. Sooner or later, they will tell you this topic is bad.

[@ezola7339]

Can we just talk about Nestle made this video.?

[@lachozidanesvalchanneltanaman]

yes it good

[@bkspfarmlife3316]

We must plant to safer air

[@Edandpuppy]

recall this how to catch e coli over here

[@ryanzacsanders]

It doesn't have to include pastorial/lifestock

[@leviahimsa]

Animal agriculture is the leading cause of deforestation, habitat destruction, water pollution, ocean dead zones and *species extinction* . -United Nations The most comprehensive *meta-analysis* conducted to date with 119 countries, shows avoiding animal products is the *"SINGLE BIGGEST WAY"* to reduce our environmental impact. -Oxford University

[@commentarytalk1446]

No it's not, it's Human Over-Population and Resource Use caused by demand for the Fake Economy to fuel, feed and monetize those humans. You're swallowing the symptoms caused by that root cause like Kool-Aid and regurgitating it without using any thinking. Industrial Farming caused the human population spike. Before then mixed farming was the norm in various parts of the world that sustained small communities.

[@Simply_Ando]

Rap snitches, tellin all they business...

[@Checkmyplaylist-nl7dk]

bad nestle