Improvement of soil´s productivity and ecology
Soil regeneration
- Improvement in soil structure
- Soil de-compactation and increase in water permeability
- Increase in microbial and worm life
- Increase in hummus formation
- Increase in depth of fertile ground
- Exponential increase in productivity
Improvement of woodlands
- Reduction of death causing factors
- Reduction in ecological tension of trees
- Maximization of fruit germination and tree rejuvenation
- Pruning management
- Maximization of mycorrhizal associations and beneficial symbiosis
- Increase of subterranean and horizontal moisture levels
- New high-growth plantations
Good arboreal coverage translates into
- Improved shade during the summer months (delayed withering)
- Protection against winter freeze
- Minimization of wind effects
- Minimization of rain impact
- Production of horizontal precipitations
- Balancing of soil characteristics (PH)
- Reduction of the erosion process
- Strengthening of solil´s structure
- Improvement of its nutrient contents (pumping minerals form the subsoil)
- Increase of biological activity
- Livestock protection
- Preservation of fauna
- Fruits, foliage and wood
- Beauty
Using cattle to increase productivity
Using livestock as a way to quickly improve soil conditions.
At left is the result of management with Holistic Management, right the conventional management.
Increase in biodiversity
- Increase in symbiotic exchange
- Improvement of ecosystem health
- Increase in resilience (adaptation and resistance) to ¨stress¨ situations such as plague, draughts or fire
Pond design aimed at a healthy ecosystem
- Increase in subterranean moisture
- Increase in horizontal moisture
- Gravity fed irrigation
- Increase in animal and vegetal diversity, including potential plague prevention by promotion of beneficial fauna
- Beauty
Others
- Prospecting potential marketers and clients for high quality organic products
- Managing registration process as an organic farm upon pertaining entities
- Notification of grants in force