Syntropic Agriculture

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Location: NE Wisconsin USA; Zone 4b -25F to -20F

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I found this alternate, compatible approach inspiring: https://el2.convertkit-mail.com/c/4zuqdpmv29aehgxnequx/x0hph6h7380m89/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cueW91dHViZS5jb20vd2F0Y2g_dj1nU1BOUnU0WlB2RSZ0PThz?fbclid=IwAR0-uREeHx2x_LVrumX6pzS01uChgj14UoFKXPXsxOeCX0IXF-nFYaMD7RI

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Dan Scheltema

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Location: Chipley, FL

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I've been on a youtube binge on this too. Watched all the Agroforestry Academy vids too. Going to try some soon as I figure out what trees to use beyond black locust. Moringa is marginal for me here, I planted some a few months ago and they are doing mixed. A few are pathetic and others decent. The black locust I put in a bit before them are exploding. That's what I need.

Mary Haasch

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Location: NE Wisconsin USA; Zone 4b -25F to -20F

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Thank you Dan. I'll have to check out the Agroforestry Academy vids. I'm working on owning some land to be able to put all I learn into practice. Good luck to you finding the right trees to try. Super that the black locust are happy.

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Antonio Hache

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Location: Denia, Alicante, Spain. Zone 10. 22m height

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I am totally fascinated with Ernst Gotsch and I think he should be considered a Master like Geoff Lawton or Sepp Holzer

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