Week 2: March 23th-29th. Bangka White Pepper Agroforestry Weeks are flying by for the Bangka Changemakers and the agroforestry system is already taking shape! Soil preparation and land management The first step into an Agroforestry implementation Read more…
I wrote a blog about the Den Food Bosch research and showcase food forest about a year ago. Since then a lot of time has passed and I was curious to hear exactly how it Read more…
Week 1: March 18th-22nd. Bangka White Pepper Agroforestry Already the first week into the project, we are moving fast with the system implementation, touched by the kindness of Indonesian people of Bangka and eating more dragon Read more…
Pepper, the mother of our white, green and black pepper, grows in extremely humid climates where temperature never falls below 60 F (16 C). Pepper (Piper nigrum) is a vine with beautiful heart-shaped leaves, it Read more…
For the White Pepper Agroforestry project in Bangka, Indonesia, Preta Terra made the design. It is time to interview their Valter Ziantoni, Forestry Engineer / MSc. in Agroforestry and Documentarist, and Paula Costa, Forestry Engineer Read more…
The good thing about Agroforestry is that it helps to accomplish most of the challenges of climate change. Yet despite all of its advantages, agroforestry is still not mainstream. reNature has therefore taken the first Read more…
Did you hear? reNature is going to Bangka Indonesia! to develop a regenerative agroforestry system for the production of white pepper. From Mid March to Mid May, these six reNature change makers will be in Read more…
THIS ARTICLE IS TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE BY LIEN MORIS, SUSANOVA (DUTCH) There is a lot of potential in agroforestry. Nevertheless, the agricultural sector in Flanders (Belgium) is cautious. In her PhD, Lieve Borremans Read more…
Are you ready to get dirty? reNature is going to plant a test plot for white pepper production on Bangka Island, Indonesia. And you can help. The following job vacancies are open: 1 Team Leader Read more…
A standard Indonesian rice field may look pretty with a mountain backdrop. But these one crop agriculture systems are not future proof. The extreme weather we are facing due to global warming asks for more Read more…
