Are you curious to find out what we’ve been up to in recent weeks? Take a look at this photo report and stay up to date – we’re planning events for the public.
Read more: What’s new here? A photo report on the projects we’re working on. Read moreAbout three hours from Prague, near the German village of Kleinsendelbach, lies the unique syntropic farm Hof vErde. The idea of creating a self-sufficient, community-based organic farm originated about seven years ago, but it faced challenges such as dependence on external inputs, infertile sandy soil, and drought.
Read more: Podcast: Syntropic Agriculture in Germany Read moreFrom 11 to 16 December, we had the honour of hosting Philip Barton, a soil specialist who combines the theory and practice of Soil Food Web (SFW), syntropic agriculture, landscape and permaculture design. He has literally inoculated us with a love of soil, which is a key prerequisite for soil conservation and also for climate protection.
Read moreIt was created on 26th November in the recording studio Mr.Wombat, where Elsa Šebková, the founder of the Syntropy project, answered very interesting and apt questions.
Read moreThat remains to be seen. But what we are pleased to see is that the first pioneers are emerging from the ranks of professional farmers who are taking advantage of the opportunity to consult with our allied syntropic designers.
Read moreWe bring you a recording of Elsa Šebková’s lecture, which was given to the participants of the Wandering Nature University of PILGRIM on 15th August.
Read moreGet access to the recording of this unique lecture! Learn about the basic principles and philosophy behind Syntropic Agriculture in a fun and easy-to-understand way.
Read moreSyntropy CZ in cooperation with AMPI and ČSAL invites you to a pre-conference event of EURAF: PRINCIPLES OF SYNTROPIC AGRICULTURE (DAF), CREATING DESIGN FOR TEMPERATE CLIMATE by Bastian Dreher – ECOTOP consult
Read moreJust before the Christmas holidays, Renke de Vries, a consultant and designer of temperate syntropic agriculture from northern Germany, accepted our invitation to visit the Czech Republic. Renke studied International Forest Ecosystem Management in Eberswalde, Germany, holds a permaculture design certificate and is also a graduate of arborist training. He currently works as a professional arborist and consultant for agroforestry systems throughout Europe. In 2018, he met the owner of Gut und Bösel Farm, Benedikt Bösel, at a conference in Berlin, on whose recommendation he went to Brazil for a three-month internship in early 2019 to meet the founder of syntropic agriculture, the Swiss Ernst Götsch. In the same year, he had already established the first 3 hectares of syntropic plantings on the Gut und Bösel farm, with the aim of applying the principles of syntropic farming, tested in the tropics, to the temperate climate of Brandenburg, near Berlin.
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