We Love Cover Crops!
Cover crops (barley in this case) are being rolled over just before the seeds are fully grown. They are very important in between cash crops to keep roots in the soil all year round. This stabilizes soil live for an intact ecosystem, helps with water holding capacity, protects the ground from erosion and returns nutrients into the soil for natural fertilization for the following cash crops.
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Since 2021, we have planted 2,700 trees. All of them come from stakes grown at our own tree nursery.
Every planted tree is a gift. More shade. More underground life. More flying life around. More nutrients replenished. More carbon captured. More clean air.
We recently enjoyed a wonderful day of professional growth with Hunter CEPT N°10 students, exploring how regenerative farming practices can transform ecosystems.
Moments of knowledge exchange like these lie at the core of what we stand for.
21 bushes are ready to be harvested and we started to pick and dry leaves for some trial bags.
We recently introduced bee hives from where we get the richest honey! Besides this – and among other benefits – they promote the growth and reproduction of our plants through the pollination process.
Since 2021, we have planted 2,700 trees. All of them come from stakes grown at our own tree nursery.
Every planted tree is a gift. More shade. More underground life. More flying life around. More nutrients replenished. More carbon captured. More clean air.
We recently enjoyed a wonderful day of professional growth with Hunter CEPT N°10 students, exploring how regenerative farming practices can transform ecosystems.
Moments of knowledge exchange like these lie at the core of what we stand for.
21 bushes are ready to be harvested and we started to pick and dry leaves for some trial bags.
We recently introduced bee hives from where we get the richest honey! Besides this – and among other benefits – they promote the growth and reproduction of our plants through the pollination process.
