This is what I love. Not constantly having to intervene but rather simply give nature a little push in the right direction, then letting it do its thing.

Very nice 👍 very inspiring ❤️ thank you for sharing the nice video 😍

Really fantastic initiative Wouter. I feel encouraged in my efforts trying to do the same in our gardens in France (small farm garden 3.500 m2) and Holland (city garden 100m2). Hopefully i can call them foodforests in the near future. Definitely coming to visit the food forest if allowed.

@krzysztofrudnicki5841

5 жыл бұрын

I wish to have 3.500m2. Have only 1200.

@4jeffryangelus

4 жыл бұрын

I bought a cheap house in Heerlen and started planting a food forest (front and back) only on a small property. a fruit hedge works fantastic. strawberries make a great ground cover and being both annuals they benefit the soil. plum trees work the best. check out Pete canaries and Charles downing as well to learn from.

LOVE LOVE LOVE !!! Thank You for this video.

This is so inspiring, thank you for sharing!

Just one thought. We can revegetate the entire planet in fifteen years while producing more food, more fuel, more medicine and fibre per acre. It will help farmers and rural residents by planting trees on private farmland, and will increase farmers’ incomes by 400 to 800% over seven to fifteen years. In this kind of projects we don't have just one cash crop per year.

Very cool. How do you avoid the threat of Ticks?

Fantastique !!! would love to taste that akebia, have them in the garden without fruits ..

nice to explain it to an international public, thank you Wouter!

็็Hope we can invite you and team to Thailand and Mekong countries, Wouter!

Achter de rij fruitbomen, begint het dan weer met lage struiken?

@woutervaneck8822

2 жыл бұрын

Ja, er zit op termijn \ een golfbeweging in de oplopende zoom, al wordt de tweede strook hoger (met tamme kastanje en pecan).

5:30 What species is this ? Pinus Koraiensis ?

@woutervaneck8822

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, this small tree is a Punus Koraiensis. Well recognized!

@bmxbe

3 жыл бұрын

thank you, I bought one for my parents but it grows so slow! Love your work by the way, very inspiring

I want to see this man push a wheelbarrel full of crates with apples, while it has been raining. (very normal in autumn to rain lots when the apples ripen) There will be no very easy harvesting there without heavy machinery aiding you. This will be very labor intensive and therefor everything coming from that forest will be expensive, especially if you build this in larger scale.

@woutervaneck8822

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for showing interest. We have been harvesting quite some apples and nashi's and pears and medlars and Japanese walnuts and quinces and so on. It's fun to do! About scaling up production of bigger food forests I recommend watching this presentation: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m3-YltlylKbKobg.html