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Syntropic agroforestry is a farming system that seeks to mimic the natural structure and function of a forest, using a diverse mix of crops, trees, and other plants to create a self-sustaining ecosystem that produces food, fiber, and other resources while regenerating the soil and improving biodiversity.
Syntropic agroforestry is a farming system that seeks to mimic the natural structure and function of a forest, using a diverse mix of crops, trees, and other plants to create a self-sustaining ecosystem that produces food, fiber, and other resources while regenerating the soil and improving biodiversity.
A before and after of a 10 month year old Syntropic Agro-Forestry system installed in the Northern Rivers. Soil and microbe life has improved along with mycorrhizae fungi being present every-time a bit of mulch is moved.
A before and after of a 5 month small scale system containing edible fruits and veg, nitrogen fixing and native flower plants all working together in a symbiotic relationship. Soil quality has improved drastically and is filled with life and lush green.
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