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My son is special needs and he is glad that Life Terra is planting more trees 🌳 to prevent desertification.

20 spruce trees for old Jim. Not just the right species but the right numbers in the correct locations.

Siémbrate nabos, comfrey, etcetera, para biomasa. Los nabos queden en el sitio. La avena y las habas, genial.

No se puede traducir a otros idiomas. Es una pena no poder entender nada porque me parece un canal interesante

The hedges also act as windbreaks, and if they are managed correctly can provide a natural fence line making barbed wire redundant.

¿Nos dejarías acompañarte en tu trabajo en la naturaleza?

¿Hay trabajo estacional este verano?

Hello, I am looking at these videos. They are very beautiful. Do you have a job in agriculture that I can work for you this summer in Morocco?

muy muy bien para todo, perfecto.

Bravo!

Question; How do you prevent that the young seedlings are being eaten by red deer and roebuck?

Pregunta; ¿Cómo se puede evitar que los ciervos y corzos se coman las plántulas jóvenes? - -Question; How do you prevent that the young seedlings are being eaten by red deer and roebuck?

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Now you need to contain the ruminants to a small area with movable electric fence/one wire, move them to similar small paddocks daily and give each paddock 60-90 days rest before return. Seed bank and diversity will return which will augment your efforts with the hedge. Do another hedge off a swale along the contour of that nearby hill and you will increase the aquifer under your pasture making everything there more alive and drought resistant.

Ty for the great work . ❤❤❤

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It's important that Spain as a developed Southern European nation invest heavily in regreening itself to the benefit of all of us. Bless you for your investment and hard work. ❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

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Subbed up, is this DryLand growing?

We have just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching your videos and following your journey 😀 Regards Anne & Alan, Woodbridge Hill Cottage, Tasmania youtube.com/@woodbridgehillcottage

Seems like permaculture principles to me.

Planting trees on land that wasn't originally forest is not a positive environmental step. So many species need grassland and meadow or a mosaic of habitat and not just rows of trees. Green washing !

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native fruit trees?

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I planted a big yard (6,000 sq. ft.) with over 400 plants 7 years ago. 70 native species. No soil prep. Med./large size bark covering the whole area 5" deep (lawn and bad garden). I planted 24 Alaska cedars, 8 Shore pines, 2 Douglas firs, 2 Red cedars, 8 Vine maples, 4 Douglas maples, 3 Cascaras, 1 Mt Hemlock, Red flowering currant, Serviceberry, Evergreen huckleberry, lots more shrubs and groundcover. Lots of food for birds. It is 12-15 degrees cooler in my forest than surrounds. Bird habitat and shade by summer. Use native plants only. Good luck.

No ho entenc la majoria se info de la Sintropia es en portugues i volatres que sou a la vora o pariu en angles.... fa falta en castella o en catala, oi?

Are all of your trees and shrubs native to the area? If the planting area was a lot bigger, the cattle could just live in a wooded area instead of just grass. Grass is a biological desert.

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the trees aren't planted too near? When they will grow the will not have much space.

Good to see, and an illustration of just how much work you make for yourself when you turn your back on your culture and heritage. For eons, European peoples planted and maintained hedgerows. They used them not only for boundaries between plots, but for resources. As they trimmed the hedges, the wood became products for their homes. The hedges provided food and medicine. And, they found that their livestock was healthier because pests were kept in control, as well as the hedgerows acting as shelter for the herds. All of this was known, but people turned their backs on it. Now, we talk about installing new hedgerows not because it's a benefit to us, but because it's seen as a way to help nature. While that's a good thing, I think we miss the mark a bit when we suggest that People are not a part of nature. We act like humans are some kind of interloper precisely because we've forgotten so much of our generational knowledge. That's what happens when you ignore the lessons learned by your ancestors, instead thinking they were backwards or unwise in the ways of the world. Now folks are seeing there was wisdom in what they did, and it's good to see a return. I only hope that this is the first step and soon we see people tending the hedgerows like they once were, local craftsmen producing goods for local customers. Then you'll see a renewal of the deep understanding.

Please plant trees.

I like the concept but I'm also concerned about the maintenance issues how many people does it take to maintain a project like this in the short term as well as the long-term before everything goes to weed and seed and you have a big jumbled mess

Im really curious about the cost of all this system.

wow!

Well done. 👍

Muchas Gracias por tu trabajo! I hope you can help Spain to thrive once again.

Great work!

Цікаво, підписався! Бажаю успіхів у чудовій справі!❤

👏Pflanzt Bäume, Wälder!

Great video. What pioneer species like the white poplar are you planting between the fruits trees as biomass accumulators?

Great to see more Mediterreanan plantations! We're starting a project in the south of France! Lots to learn! What kind of soil preparations did you guys do?

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It’s not just trees, it needs to be a forest vs plantation

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The correct plant for that particular time and place. Getting it wrong now can delay getting the correct plant in, but often the best time to plant was 20 years ago. Any effort now is greatly appreciated.

People do not understand it, in my yard they removef last trees to park their cars!!!!

Good luck from Romania!

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