This advanced course builds on the foundations of syntropic agroforestry and regenerative soil management, focusing on the practical and theoretical aspects of managing maturing agroforestry systems, optimizing soil health, and integrating livestock into regenerative systems.

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Participants will gain deeper insights into pruning strategies, plant physiology, soil nutrient cycling, and disease suppression, while engaging in hands-on fieldwork and

in-depth project feedback sessions.

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This course is highly interactive, with a strong emphasis on real-world application and participant-driven case studies.

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Learning Outcomes​

 

By the end of this course, participants will:

 

• Gain an advanced understanding of successional agroforestry management

• Master pruning techniques for enhanced plant health and productivity

• Learn how to optimize soil health and nutrient cycling for disease prevention

• Understand plant pathology and how to enhance disease resistance naturally

• Develop strategies for integrating livestock into syntropic systems

• Analyze soil samples and interpret lab results for precision nutrient management

• Receive tailored feedback on their own farm projects & challenges

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Who Should Attend?

 

• Farmers and landowners managing perennial or agroforestry systems

• Agronomists and regenerative agriculture practitioners

• Agroforestry consultants and farm designers

• Soil health specialists and environmental conservationists

• Policy makers and professionals in sustainable agriculture

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Practical Information:

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To ensure a seamless experience, participants are encouraged to bring the following:

• Rain boots and raincoats for potential rainy conditions.

• Sunscreen, a hat, gloves, and comfortable, protective clothing to guard against insect bites.

• Pruning shears and machetes (if available; otherwise, these tools will be provided).

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Join us on this journey to master the essentials of regenerative agriculture and connect with the land in a meaningful and transformative way.