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Climate Resilient

Posted on August 11, 2016November 9, 2020 by theideabreweries

Forests don’t disappear in drought. Given the diversity one can have in a food forest it becomes climate resilient.

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About Edible Forest

EdibleForest is an open source online platform connecting the custodian land holders with the experts to transition towards abundant food forests.

Who are we?

We are a cross-discipline and international team passionate about food forests and its potential to transform agriculture, health and environment. EdibleForest vision is to build open technology enabling abundance by giving resources, network and knowledge access to create food forests for everyone.

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ForestFlavors

ForestFlavors
Welcome to our engaging and educational video about flowing like river in your life. You will go through practical exercises and techniques that encourage you to embrace flexibility, adaptability, and perseverance in your life, just like a river effortlessly adapts to its surroundings. Through this captivating visual experience, you will gain a deeper understanding of the vital role rivers play in our ecosystems and what can we implement in our life. Join us on this journey of self-discovery, as we learn from the wisdom of rivers and discover the transformative power within us to experience the flow within. Ready to embark on this enlightening adventure? Hit the play button and let the river's wisdom flow through you! Video Duration: 2:09 Minutes visit www.forestflavors.in to book your Reservation. #UnleashingTheFlow #BeLikeARiver #Experiencetheflowwithin #yourbestpotential
Unleashing the flow: Being Like A River
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Learn to explore various ways as an alternative to owning the land for getting access to your food forest: 1. Farmer's Assurance Model 2. Mission aligned group working on public land 3. Partner with a landholder friend 4. Long term lease of the land 5. Collective land purchase on non-profit Appeal to all the Listeners and group subscribers: If the info from this video or any other video has benefited you in any way, do let us know your feedback and also mention topics for future webinar videos at www.edibleforest.org. Know More - https://koshaa.org/ Kindly consider 'Contribute As you Wish' on UPI ID :- *9877986934@hdfcbank
Own your Food Forest Without Owning Land!
YouTube Video VVVHbnJNM2ZPaXRud25ZSDNZQWt2T2NBLjlqZjFNV01hZ08w
Imagine an open invitation party without fire - no cooked food yet all 600 guests had mouth-watering dinner of delicious raw food (prepared for at-least 800 people). This became reality on 2nd Feb 2020 in Kapurthala city of Punjab, India on the occasion of retirement party of Sh. H. R. Ashwani (father of Deepak Ashwani). This is the healthiest diet that we can consume. We are what we eat. We will be only able to design self-managed food forest, if we can consume perennial raw food directly. This initiative is a message to all that this can also be a way of life. To know more about the retirement party or food forest, feel free to reach out at www.edibleforest.org.
Retire to Rewire, Party Without Fire!
YouTube Video VVVHbnJNM2ZPaXRud25ZSDNZQWt2T2NBLmxweHVhWllSSXZ3
In this video, you will get to know what are the advantages of having rocky land to grow your food forest. What are the challenges of having rocky soil? With a little amount of water, almost any land type can be converted into a food forest. For more details, kindly visit http://edibleforest.org/.
Is Rocky Land Good to Build Food Forest?/ क्या बंजर चट्टानी भूमि आहार वन बनाने के लिए अच्छी होती है?
YouTube Video VVVHbnJNM2ZPaXRud25ZSDNZQWt2T2NBLmRTVG90RkhYRXJV
'My Rat Race has Ended' - says Ravideep Singh, who has build a food forest in Pharwahi, outside of Barnala city in Punjab, India. This Food Forest showing Ravideep Singh willingness and commitment of last 5 years. Building a food forest is as simple as leaving the land unattended, throwing fruit seeds, mixing various layers close to each other - climbers, crawlers, canopy trees, bushes, herbs, roots veggies together. If their is a will to live free - their is a way to self-sufficiency. Feed 10-12 people in just 1 acre of land. Feel free to ask your questions about food forest in the comments and I will try to cover them in my next visits to other food forests.
My Rat Race has Ended after this Food Forest
YouTube Video VVVHbnJNM2ZPaXRud25ZSDNZQWt2T2NBLm1ERF81UE42Tm1F
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