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Disclose.tv
14.04.202516:32
NEW - Trump FDA has granted fast track designation for a "self-amplifying mRNA vaccine" candidate against H5N1 bird flu.
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Chemtrail Skywatch
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PLANT FOR CHANGE
21.03.202520:03
Monoculture vs. syntropic agroforestry - what's the difference?
“More than a change in practices, it is a shift in paradigm.
→ What is the story behind this illustration?
I have been studying syntropic agroforestry for the last 5 years and since then that my worldview of agriculture and nature has changed. So I worked with the talented Ukranian biologist and illustrator Odarka H. to create an image that could shed light on the difference between this land use system and a monoculture over time. The aim is to enable more people to learn about syntropic agroforestry, even if you haven't been on a syntropic farm yet!
→ Monoculture vs. syntropic agroforestry - what's the difference?
In a traditional monoculture system, we plant the same species of plants in high density in the same plot over time time. Without adding fertilizers, the fertility of the land reduces over time, which means yields progressively decline until we are left with little but bare soil. In order to keep yields constant, farmers need to increase the quantity or efficiency of fertilizer application creating often a cycle of dependency and lack of profitability.
In syntropic agroforestry, we plant in even greater density than monoculture but following the principles of ecological succession and stratification. The term "syntropic agriculture" was coined by the farmer Ernst Gotsch and he often says this form of agriculture is entirely based on knowledge of ecological processes, which means water and nutrients can be mostly generated on-site without relying on external inputs. The result is a living system that produces more food more beautifully than any other system and that evolves over time - like Nature does! This is why syntropic agroforestry can only be described through a sequence of images, and not a single snapshot.
→ What is the difference in paradigm between these systems?
Monoculture is sourced often from an extractive paradigm where we aim to extract as much yield of a plant in as little time as possible. Other living beings are seen as competitors fighting for nutrients. Many plants are tagged as "invasive" and many insects and fungi as "pests".
Syntropic agroforestry is sourced from a regenerative paradigm where we partner with nature to concentrate and complexify life. This creates a surplus of energy we can re-invest on the landscape and harvest for our own livelihood. Other living beings are seen as "agents of optimization of life" who co-manage the landscape and have something to teach us.”—- By Joao Brites Agroforester
Join Our Global Movement
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Use the hashtag #plantforchange
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“More than a change in practices, it is a shift in paradigm.
→ What is the story behind this illustration?
I have been studying syntropic agroforestry for the last 5 years and since then that my worldview of agriculture and nature has changed. So I worked with the talented Ukranian biologist and illustrator Odarka H. to create an image that could shed light on the difference between this land use system and a monoculture over time. The aim is to enable more people to learn about syntropic agroforestry, even if you haven't been on a syntropic farm yet!
→ Monoculture vs. syntropic agroforestry - what's the difference?
In a traditional monoculture system, we plant the same species of plants in high density in the same plot over time time. Without adding fertilizers, the fertility of the land reduces over time, which means yields progressively decline until we are left with little but bare soil. In order to keep yields constant, farmers need to increase the quantity or efficiency of fertilizer application creating often a cycle of dependency and lack of profitability.
In syntropic agroforestry, we plant in even greater density than monoculture but following the principles of ecological succession and stratification. The term "syntropic agriculture" was coined by the farmer Ernst Gotsch and he often says this form of agriculture is entirely based on knowledge of ecological processes, which means water and nutrients can be mostly generated on-site without relying on external inputs. The result is a living system that produces more food more beautifully than any other system and that evolves over time - like Nature does! This is why syntropic agroforestry can only be described through a sequence of images, and not a single snapshot.
→ What is the difference in paradigm between these systems?
Monoculture is sourced often from an extractive paradigm where we aim to extract as much yield of a plant in as little time as possible. Other living beings are seen as competitors fighting for nutrients. Many plants are tagged as "invasive" and many insects and fungi as "pests".
Syntropic agroforestry is sourced from a regenerative paradigm where we partner with nature to concentrate and complexify life. This creates a surplus of energy we can re-invest on the landscape and harvest for our own livelihood. Other living beings are seen as "agents of optimization of life" who co-manage the landscape and have something to teach us.”—- By Joao Brites Agroforester
Join Our Global Movement
Follow PLANTFORCHANGE ✅️
Use the hashtag #plantforchange
www.plantforchange.org
🌱💚🙏🌳🌏
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Inflation Today
25.03.202521:28
Forget shrinkflation. This is crapflation, where parts and ingredients get lower and lower in quality continuously.
28.03.202502:15
Hardcore Carnivore: Cook meat like you mean it
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