Moringa Oleifera, also known as the Drumstick Tree, is a fast-growing, non-leguminous tree native to India but grown extensively in tropical regions worldwide. It is drought-resistant and valued for its …
Agroforestry is a type of agriculture that integrates various trees with crops and livestock within the same area. It stems from indigenous tree-based farming systems, of which remnants can be …
Syntropic Agroforestry is a food production system that attempts to mimic the look and function of a natural forest. It uses a combination of simple techniques to move the system …
A food forest, also known as a forest garden, is a nature-inspired food production system where various fruits, vegetables, and vegetation grow together. This results in a diverse, highly productive, …
While looking for methods to create a food forest in my backyard, I came across Permaculture and Syntropic Farming. I was fascinated by the similar results both systems produced. However, …
In Syntropic Farming, a consortium is a strategic grouping of plants working together to maximize the use of sunlight while providing a continuous yield, from as soon as 3 months …
A Syntropic Garden is a regenerative food production system that mimics nature, growing vegetables and other crops amongst trees on a small plot of land, usually less than an acre. …
Bananas are some of the most versatile plants in Syntropic farming. They protect fragile seedlings and provide abundant mulching material (biomass) and tasty fruits, earning them the nickname “mother” in …
Syntropic Farming is a nature-inspired agriculture system developed by Mr. Ernst Götsch. It aims to grow a diversity of vegetation in an area over time, while simultaneously restoring ecosystems. Management …
Over the years, Leucaena Leucocephala has been a constant source of frustration to many farmers in my region. As a kid, I remember watching an elderly neighbor painstakingly uproot small …
This afternoon, while I was picking some French Cashews, I noticed that the trees were flowering once again. Curiosity got the better of me, so I decided to do a …