Here's How We Use Property Design to Regenerate Land

[@nates2526]

I’d be curious to learn more about the culvert well that ties into the spring and how that works. I am unfamiliar with the concept.

[@ThePruneemac]

When will you have videos of spring run off. Drone footage would be really interesting seeing how it all fits together! Thanks

[@gailgrice8979]

Looking forward to following your progress.

[@tcoxor52]

Curious if you guys ever considered using keyline design during the land assessment and design phase rather than on-contour swales? Given that you intend to incorporate silvopasture and that the property looks to have a lot of ridges and valleys (which you discussed), would keyline have been more beneficial in this context? If you did consider keyline design, but decided against it, I’m curious if you could provide some details or specific factors that you felt as to why the swales provide more benefits? I’m relatively new to both of these design practices and have begun incorporating some small scale swales on my property over the past couple years, but also see where keyline design might be more beneficial in the long term regeneration of the land and make future management more efficient. Do you have any thoughts on how to best determine which practice will be most beneficial in a given context? Perhaps an idea for a future video? Great content on the channel so far…thanks for putting it out.

[@jdvanallen2907]

Great design work, it looks like you have been thinking it through for a while (which makes sense with the team that you have!)

[@goodvietnam]

GOOD!