The Incredible Benefits of Agroforestry on Small Farms | Introduction to Agroforestry

From watching this video you will learn exactly what Agroforestry is, how it benefits farmers, plenty of examples of types of Agroforestry in action and what is needed to help make this amazing method more common in our food system. Agroforestry is a core element of Regenerative Agriculture.

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[TapoNothFarm]

Thank you so much Huw - fantastic to see the place through your lens, beautifully captured and a lovely reminder of your visit to the Tap.

[jingles]

What a beautiful way to live. I hope to see this type of life become more sought after. Working with, not against, nature and striving for self-sufficiency. Taking care of self with a focus on stewarding God's good earth and creatures. <3

[CairnOfDunnCroftPermaculture]

I always love seeing more mature agroforestry systems, it's really encouraging.

[janlamm]

James is a fantastic public speaker. Few non word fillers easy to listen to.

[mastergmoore]

With that in mind, when redesigning your yards take the chapter of agroforestry with you, you’ll do a lot of good. In my time working as a gardener I can’t tell you how many designers tell clients about how they’ll have a “Nice and natural” garden but they just bring in plants from different continents or regions of the world.

[LizZorab]

I love what James and Rosa are doing at Tap O'Noth. Utterly inspiring!

[markd.]

Combining ethics and aesthetics with agriculture. Very excellent!!!

[dangus]

I really want to make a regenerative farm on 6-8 acres. I love your videos. They inspire me. I've already decided when I start someday to have geese. They are surprisingly great animals to raise.

[cageybeeranch]

I love how you use the animals for landscaping. This is the direction I think we'll take.

[marclefebvre]

Its inspiring to hear what farmers are doing to adopt to new food production. Looking forward to more videos.

[treesagreen]

There's a firm called Hodmedods in the UK that works with farmers who grow unusual crops, often on regenerative farms including some using agroforestry technics. I think all of their beans and grains are grown in the UK, even quinoa.

[Saurabhgupta]

The whole vibe of video was peaceful. This is how we all should do farming

[susannam]

Very inspiring. It’s amazing how much one can do with a relatively small plot of land.

[dorothyhopkins]

I love watching James and Rosa they give us lots of information as to what and why they are doing things.

[amybailey]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful small farm. Very impressive how much they are doing on 8 acres. I also have to say the quality and presentation of the content on this channel is exceptional. Your efforts are much appreciated.

[ohio_gardener]

Beautiful presentation! Trees are so important to our environment, and to our well being.

[pattibrown]

I love what you're doing! I live in a mostly hot, desert area, but can still apply the same principles👍I'm definitely working on it. Luck and love to you!

[bjohnston]

My mom used to tell me how Scotland was a forest nation before the Highland Clearance, not the bare hills and windswept mountains I saw. Nice to see some folk going back the way

[cosmibird]

what a beautiful farm and lovely man sharing and explaining everything so beautifully. thank you! i am so excited about the idea of more and more farmers and gardeners adopting these approaches and Europe (and other parts of the world) eventually turning into this one giant big food forest!! hehehe

[plantrgrows]

Awesome to see permaculture principles at work in a large setting like this. Beautiful zones throughout!