SWALES in a Food Forest (Syntropic Agroforestry + Housing Development) 

Love to hear it. Got some epic Florida content coming before too long

@@byron.in.new.zealand Are you coming to Florida any time soon?

Not true. You are the one who will organize with your community politically to implement agroforestry food farms all over Florida. I believe in you

Every western country is being fcked over.

We’ve got an epic group from Florida in our Food Forest Fellowship community - have you checked that out yet?

Good feedback - Thanks

There are different opinions on leaf spraying all sort of things. Leafs do have the ability to absorb certain things, but I agree that microorganisms probably aren't a part of that. On the other hand, they are washed into the ground with the next rain - if they are still alive. Gathering soil samples from nearby primary forest and inoculations the soil is probably also nothing science has looked much into, but I would assume, it's something very beneficial although I would rather include it into cooled compost to multiply them and distribute them over the agroforst system

@@matthiasbrunger1179 "spraying microrganisms" (wich ones of the 30 000 + microbes, fungus, etc, many of them are harmfull to (some) plants (in some conditions)...?!) In an open ecosystem is like spreading macroorganisms - birds, snakes, dogs...whatever : if the right conditions are there you dont need to bring them in, they come and stay by them selfs. If conditions for them to live well are not there, in a few minutes all of them will be gone. This is amateur non scientific non sense. A waste of time and work.