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Lielisks video.

Excellent film with so much knowledge. It is cool if you know German and English... Swedish is a lot easier to understand! LOL Peace n Love from Canada.

Greetings from Northeastern Ontario Canada! Great film! We are in growing zone 2 (-40C days in winter are common). I have experimented with broad leaf trees as well planting under canopy and have been pleasantly surprised on how trees like Sugar Maple (Zone 3-7), and Black Walnut (zone 4), Butternut (zone 4), and Shagbark Hickory (zone 4-5), Douglas Fir (zone 5), Bur Oak (zone 3), White Oak (zone 3), grape vines, hardy kiwis, can all survive and thrive in under-plantings of our native mixed wood forests of the boreal forest, which around me consists of White Birch, Trembling Aspen, Balsam Poplar, White Spruce, Balsam Fir, shrub willow, shrub alder beaked hazel. Most of the trees from more southern zones of Canada will not grow in our open hay fields, but thrive in the under-plantings of the protection of the boreal over-growth canopy. So I am planting many types of trees which are not native to our growing zone. I am also experimenting with apples (non-native to Ontario, but naturalized in many places), sweet cherries, and different European and Eurasian species... basically anything that is close to our zone, grows some type of food or medicine. I am now scaling it up, since my 10-15 year experiments have been successful, in small areas. We have 32 Ha... (80 acres). Looks like the Latvian forest is well on its' way to being a very productive food forest/timber forest! Kudos!

nice video

nice video

1:04 <<Bows Low>> My new Mentor , Thanks for coming out of the forest .

I am into my 60's when all these things finally occurred to me, yet here is someone half my age who is expressing such wisdom and truth for himself and for what is right for the whole community of Earth! I completely relate to his insight that one is expected to flee their rural or small town life for the city to find "real, respectable" profession that everyone agrees is admirable and prestigious (and totally different to your whole life up to that point), and most importantly, lucrative! And for what? So you can feel totally lost and without a soul once you've acquired said profession? What a load or horseshit! (Pardon me that...) But seriously, right? I have three degrees and practiced medicine for ten years before I finally listened to my unhappy soul and returned to Nature and what I truly love most. Thankfully this man trusted his heart and his inner wisdom. Now he is not only living in harmony with himself but the greater community as well, AND sharing that wisdom and balance with the world; whoever will listen. Bravo! I feel hope for humanity listening to him and his wisdom and knowing there are others as well.

Very interesting! I wish you all the best with you efforts! Have you considered growing heartnut (Juglans ailantifolia cordiformis)? I really would love to do that some hundred kilometers north-eastwards (close to Tartu), but I haven't found reliable source for either guaranteed disease-free seeds or plants. Theoretically some varieties of mulberries and also walnuts could be grown (last ones grow e.g. successfully in Saaremaa) in our climate.

oaks cant grow under canopy they live 20yrs then wither out

Great and inspiring work. I hope a lot of people will see this film.

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Planting forest / agroforestry in the south of Portugal. I have found almost every single plant and tree including fruit all benefit from shade. They all grow happier and healthier. Lovely video thank you.

Great video!

I will do this too if time will let me!

Once again an excellent informative inspiring film. Greetings from a Swede living and growing nut and fruit in Queensland Australia Thank you 😀❤️😀❤️

Wonderful !! This kind of thinking and Acton is vital for the future of all life 😀❤️😀❤️

Check out Ethan Tapper's online accounts and book How to Love a Forest. I think these two would get along so well. It would be interesting to learn about what invasive plants must be contended with in this forest.

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Tack för denna vackra porträtt. Man blir både berörd och härligt inspirerad

Such a beautiful and important film. Thank younger making these films! Would have loved to learn more about her though, how she got into this, was she educated in all this plant knowledge or has she learned along the way? Would love to live like this one day!

Oj så glad jag är att jag snubblade över denna video! Tack för all kunskap och inspiration!

Why do you plant the trees in cages? Great work and systems.

Wonderful! My red valerian is unfortunately very bitter from early on, I'll have to look for more. But orpine in turn is good all the season, never getting bitter, so that I can use from April to October. Working with perennial vegetables is a great experience 🙂 PS: oh yes, one question - does Hanna have some secret recipe for making Good King Henry germinate? This nasty bastard doesn't want to start at all here...

Så mycket kloka tankar Hanna, är helt i linje med dem. Tack för en mycket vacker Video. Så kul att se❤

Så mycket kloka tankar Hanna, är helt i linje med dem. Tack för en mycket vacker Video. Så kul att se❤

Great film. Thanks to the makers and for sharing.

Great video 📸

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Simply the best! Wow! Nu börjar det komma riktig kunskap för svenska förhållanden. Tack för allt kämpande och levande!

Very lovely way to be - we must get more and more, and we are more and more living this kind of way! Thank you!

Very inspiring, thank you so much. I’m gonna start creating a perennial Food Forest this year near the Alps 🌞

I love eating Robinia flowers. They are sweet and remind me of almonds

I found in a Swedish study of the government allowing the peasants to be summarily kicked off the land starting 1870. Their (those in positions of power) idea was to produce expansive monocultures. The peasants were in the way of these grand schemes it appears! Now us former peasants are in a pickle as these many corporations behind the food system demand more money for lessor quality production. These investors are very greedy! Excellent movie quality production packed with hard earned information!

Stort tack till er alla som lär oss dessa viktiga lektioner Thanks from Australia

Wonderful skill and wisdom Hanna. Tack !

Really enjoyed this and what a beautiful language :-)

I am in awe of your knowledge and understanding of nature. Beautiful wee film, makes me happy!

Vilken fin film!

Takk så mye. Godt å se hvordan du tenker. Så mye kunskap du har. Jeg Skulle lært mer om spiselige planter.

Thank you, very interesting and inspiring!

Stunning intro music! Edit: after having now seen the film I can add that it´s entrely stunning! One of the best I´ve seen on the subject, with a beautiful synthesis of aesthetics, philosophy/reflection and education. The way it manages to make simultaneously an intimate portrait of Anders, and an educational piece about agroforestry. I´m hyped at having found this awesome channel, this is the second film I watch so I have a few to look forward to :)

Awesome documentary! Inspiring and informative!

Hur högt upp i landet kan man odla det ni odlar .

Tack! Så fint filmat och så mycket matnyttigt!!!!

Skogs-Nazi nu för tiden. Med noll hänsyn till att han förstör livet för folk. Usch.

Härligt, mer såna odlare

Vilken fantastisk film! Och den är verklig! Tack för allt ni gör!

Awesome