Ernst Götsch's Syntropic Farming
More than mulch, Syntropic Agriculture proposes that the soil always remains occupied by growing species. The advantages are numerous: optimization of photosynthesis, soil life chain stimulation, constant input of organic matter, and above all, the complete independence of herbicides. In…
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Authors: José Fernando dos Santos Rebello (1), Daniela Ghiringhelo Sakamoto (2) Linguistic review: Dayana Andrade and Maria Teresa Mhereb Translation: Maria Teresa Mhereb and Ana Luísa Mhereb (1) Biologist and Agronomist. Environmental Analyst of Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park –…
Throughout history, gardens have always been present as a witness of the cultural, economic and religious scenario of a society. The gardens of antiquity were set up inside or around palaces, in flat areas or platforms, with fruits, vegetables, and…
If today someone asked me what is the biggest obstacle to making syntropic farming the most common technology in rural areas… … I would respond that this obstacle is pedagogical, in fact, that was the answer that Joachim Milz gave…