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Ernst Götsch

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spacing and orientation, introduced in a predetermined sequence, and are heavily pruned during their growth period at regular intervals. In the space of a few years, he has converted over 1200 acres of degraded land in Brazil into a productive rainforest that produces premium cacao, among other things. His students and some businesses are now implementing the same techniques combining commercial and ecological interests.
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has led to the conversion of large tracts of degraded land into productive and diverse agroforests. He has developed a new technique of rapid recovery of poor soils by imitating existing patterns in nature in which carefully selected species of plants – a consortium of species – are placed at a given
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The farm has been visited by Brazilian government agencies that carry out environmental control. It is considered notable because the land was previously considered hopelessly degraded by the farming community, and in a few short years, has been restored to levels of biodiversity and productivity
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Process-based, not input-based: Rather than seeking to add nutrients from outside sources, syntropic agriculture mimics and accelerates natural succession processes to capture carbon, water, nutrients (via wildlife) and diversity in degraded and undeveloped
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Heavy pruning: To add biomass to the soil, retain soil moisture, open up canopy, increase carbon capture and transpiration.
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Götsch has achieved renown due to the results of his methods, evident in the successes of his farm
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that compare well with untouched forest regions in the Amazon region.
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Cocoa tree with fruit at Fazenda Olhos d'Agua, BA, Brazil
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Raperswilen, Switzerland
Instituto de Tecnologia Intuitiva e Bioarquitetura

Brazil
Raperswilen
Bahia
FAP Zürich-Reckenholz
The Intuitive Technology and Bio-Architecture School
syntropic agriculture
Latin America
agroforestry
"116 Organizations Creating a Sustainable Global Food System"
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"Ernst Götsch | Agenda Gotsch"
Archived
"Life in syntropy"
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"Agroforestry"
Archived
"Ernst Götsch: The creator of the real green revolution"
Archived
"Interview with Dayana Andrade and Felipe Pasini of Life in Syntropy"
the original
"A Farmer Turns Wasteland into Rainforest"
the original
"This might be the coolest photo of a farm you'll ever see"
Archived
Official site
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