AgroforestDAO

Food Forest Culture

@regenavocado Looking forward to see the hazelnut tree in the canopy with the olives underneath

@agroforestDAO Feels like a big win that things are finally flowing

Feeling good about spring. A few black locust tree survived their first winter, a new compost pile was started and hazelnuts are going in the ground.

We have just received the funds from artifact sales on the season 5 of @Artizen. Besides the financial support it is really honoring to have agriculture to be considered an ART form. I think it is a better way for society to view it than just commodities for sale. We will now announce it within our community and create a fund for Agroforestry on the platform. If you work stewarding agroecosystems that will last longer than yourself make sure to create a digital artifact of it and get ready to join us. Be like an ant 🐜🌱

@regenavocado One can really see which ones are thriving and deserve to be multiplied I think gardening gotta have a bit of yoga, a bit of capoeira... Weeding the first years is a joy when you find the plants and give them your care Soon the system will be bigger than you 🐜🐝🕊🦅

No matter how much we consume we don’t feel satisfied. We need to create from the heart ♥️

I understand that filming a walk in a straight line with conversation in an agroforest system as a great MRV

@regenavocado Agroyoga

Back with part 2 of the introduction to the yoga of regeneration and the intention of a retention pond. Not mentioned is the regenerative healing work between generations and somatic work. I moved back to my ancestral village to do karmic yoga.

Organizing my thoughts and words to explain my actions and to better illustrate the yoga of regeneration and how it’s fundamental to a holistic life. Practice practice practice. Check out part 1!

Follow these rooted experiences anon They can get you further than some overhyped and expensive pop up 🫘🌱🐝

LFG build some roots in March? 🐜🐜🐜🌱🌾 lablab.tec.br/lablab-camp

😋 Maybe you'd enjoy watching this Brazilian dude. It's about agrobiodiversity 🫘 youtu.be/zHbnv019wSs?si…

@mbauwens @OpenCivics @VitalikButerin Such a meaningful dialog, ty! I keep thinking of organic flywheels Like forest produces beautiful tasty fruits so that fauna is attracted, disperse seeds which turn into more forests wonder what kind of real organic flywheels you see in the world that could b worth investing

* Michel Bauwens about @OpenCivics Benjamin Life's proposal for Regenerative Accelerationism (with @VitalikButerin in Chiang Mai) chaincatcher.com/en/article/224… "Michel: I want to return to some memories I have of your "origin story." I remember that before you created Ethereum, or shortly after, you spent some time in Spain and participated in the Catalonia Integral Cooperative practice. That was quite a radical left-liberal, somewhat anarchistic social experiment, although it didn't really go very far in terms of results. On the other hand, you have deeply engaged with and inherited the libertarian, anarcho-capitalist tradition represented by Bitcoin. So, from my perspective, you have always been positioned between these two extremes, and "decentralized accelerationism" seems to be a middle path—like introducing a social democratic compromise into the digital world, trying to find a middle ground between these two extremes. Recently, Benjamin Life proposed the concept of "regenerative accelerationism." As I understand it, early accelerationism was essentially a rather nihilistic philosophical stance: it believed that capitalism itself is full of contradictions, so it simply sought to accelerate these contradictions further to make the system collapse quickly, thereby freeing up space for some new possibilities. This line of thinking is inherently very nihilistic. Decentralized accelerationism, to some extent, is the "middle path" you just mentioned—neither denying technological development nor blindly advocating for uncontrolled acceleration, but rather trying to find some balance in technological evolution. On this point, I actually quite agree with Benjamin's judgment: the current world is indeed rapidly disintegrating, at least the existing world order is disintegrating. We are in a very dangerous but also very critical transitional period. In this context, perhaps we do need to accelerate the advancement of alternative solutions, and "regenerative accelerationism" is trying to respond to this reality. Based on this, I want to critique Ethereum: so far, much of the work of Ethereum and the entire crypto industry remains at the level of "value representation." The core issue you are addressing is mainly how to allow digital currencies to circulate without state control, which essentially still deals with the representation and transfer of currency and value. I believe we should perhaps dig deeper. Because in the real world, there are already many people engaged in truly regenerative and productive practices, such as healthier food production, renewable energy systems, localized production networks, etc. But so far, the help of crypto technology to these practices has been very limited." chaincatcher.com/en/article/224…

6º AMA ETHEREUM BRASIL - Miris Bensiman - Offchain Brasil x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

💧Speaking about water, at Redemption Hill we are harvesting water from an intermittent spring to use during the dry season. We will use it with cultivating lots of onions and garlic 🙏

💦John from @Kawagumba is fundraising $450 in order to buy pipes for irrigation 🌱It can become a symbol of global coordination for community infrastructure in agriculture With 13 NFTs sold It crossed the halfway mark yesterday 🤞We all look forward to see their farm with the new pipes Get yours for $20 at @dioog/id/4114342128" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">manifold.xyz/@dioog/id/4114…

Hours to the end of our friends of @RelayFunder QF that supports refugee in Kenya & Uganda 24 projects participated in the 10k USD matching pool, some love to refugees,remember it's not about the amount you donate it's about the number of donations app.relayfunder.com