Agroforestry Systems

💧 Water and trees are deeply connected.

Agroforestry systems help restore the natural water cycle by increasing rainwater infiltration, reducing soil erosion, and improving the soil’s ability to retain moisture. Their roots create pathways for water to reach underground aquifers

🌱 The planting season may be over, but our work is far from finished.

Over the next three years, our team will regularly monitor every restoration site, tracking tree survival, growth, and overall ecosystem recovery. We also carry out maintenance activities when needed to give

🌿 Restoring a forest takes much more than planting trees.

Throughout the year, our team and local communities carry out ecosystem conservation works that help forests recover and become more resilient. These include building firebreaks to reduce wildfire risk, removing excessive

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Forests are natural water systems. They capture, filter, and regulate the water we all depend on.

In the Monarch region, restoring this balance is essential. That’s why agroforestry systems matter: they bring trees back into the landscape, improve soil health,

Keeping agroforestry systems fertilized is crucial because it ensures an adequate supply of essential nutrients for the plants, which is fundamental for achieving a good harvest.

The rainy season comes to an end, and preparations begin in the agroforestry systems. This includes forming soil basins around the plants, cutting weeds, and applying organic fertilizers to enrich the soil and strengthen the vegetation.

With the arrival of the rainy season, communities begin preparing to plant trees and vegetables in their agroforestry systems. The rain revitalizes the soil, making it rich in nutrients and ideal for growing strong, healthy plants.

This season is key for sustainable food production,

Our agroforestry system has a great variety of forest trees, such as pines and oak trees, balanced with a diverse selection of fruit trees, including avocados, macadamia nuts, and peaches. Additionally, there is a wide variety of vegetables, such as peppers and cacti, combined in

Due to the high temperatures and the lack of rain, we've been giving support watering to our trees. This will help them overcome the heat wave that is affecting most states of México.

Due to the high temperatures, this week we've been working on watering the trees and creating berms around them. This will help to preserve the humidity of the soil and the tree's roots.

February began, and we started watering. We are aware that to achieve the establishment of trees and reduce mortality, it is necessary to water them during the dry season. We have already watered all the trees in Tlalpujahua, and now we will go to those in Senguio and those in San

Para nosotros, es importantísimo que nuestro equipo esté capacitado para lograr nuestros objetivos como Asociación, pero también, y no menos importante, para impulsar el desarrollo de las personas que trabajan con nosotros.
La semana pasada nuestras viveristas y encargados de vivero

Ayer entregamos las plantas a Everardo Colín en Tlalpuahua y pudimos ver el avance en la preparación de terreno que lleva hasta el momento.



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We have started to mark the lands where we are going to plant. Depending on the slope of each terrain we use the "A" apparatus for marking the crop patterns seeking water and soil retention. In al terrains we make use of squares for marking points the patterns and to maintain