021 - ¿Frutales injertados o semillas? Lo que nadie te cuenta

In this episode, filmed in the dead of winter and freezing cold, I take the opportunity to continue planting new species on the farm. At the beginning of the year, many supermarkets put plants and fruit trees on sale, so I decided to try my luck with a few purchases: a grafted pear tree, raspberries, and asparagus crowns. But this video goes far beyond a simple planting. I also explain the differences between planting grafted fruit trees, sowing from seed, or using young seedlings from a forestry nursery. Each option has very different implications for both the development of the forest and the farmer's livelihood, and in this episode, I share my perspective from the standpoint of syntropic agriculture and ecosystem regeneration. If you're interested in agroforestry, regenerative agriculture, edible forests, or learning how to design a more resilient and profitable farm, this video will be incredibly valuable to you 🌿 And if you'd like to continue learning with me and see the real-world experiments I conduct on the farm, you can join my weekly newsletter: 📩 https://subscribepage.io/VEUevd