What is a Food Forest?
A way of growing food that also focus on regenerating the health of the
local ecosystem. These perrenial food gardens strive to mimic the architecture and beneficial relationships of a natural forest ecosystem.
Food forests offer efficient nutrient cycling. They are 'self-fertilizing' through by using plants that are nitrogen-fixing, plants that raise nutrients from the subsoil, plants that attract predators of pests, and plants that reduce disease problems.
Diversity is key, as high diversity almost always increases ecosystem health.
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