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About Us
Forests4Farming is a non-profit organisation driven by one great objective: We make agriculture thrive in harmony with nature, fostering life!
Our commitment lies in agricultural practices that create a positive balance, both in energy and in the quality and quantity of life. We achieve this by applying principles and strategies that have evolved over billions of years and which are described by Ernst Götsch in the ‘TAO: 15 Principles for our comprehension of life’.
Vision
Our vision is to cultivate a global community united by a deep, respectful, and regenerative relationship between people and nature. We aim to inspire a movement rooted in compassion, responsibility, and care for the Earth, where humans and ecosystems thrive together.
Mission
Our mission is to support farmers in shifting from extractive agricultural practices to regenerative farming systems that work in harmony with nature. We help them produce diverse, healthy, high-quality food and crops through syntropic agroforestry, strengthening soil health and boosting long-term productivity.
By improving farmers’ access to markets and their role in the value chain, we empower farming communities to build resilient livelihoods while restoring the ecosystems they depend on.
Values Forests4Farming
Cooperation
Unconditional love
Transparency
Ethics
Compassion
Inclusivity
Prosperity of life
Zero prejudice
Empathy
Selflessness
Even in severely degraded environments, this nature-based approach quickly achieves health, vitality, and soil productivity.
This method of farming benefits everyone - farmers, local communities, and those indirectly affected by our actions. It is also beneficial to the animals, soil life, water cycles, and our entire Mother Earth “Pachamama".
We assist farmers in transforming their work into a fulfilling and mutually beneficial endeavor.
Our Team
Our team is inspired to act as a nurturing entity for Mother Earth, fulfilling our purpose with generosity and selflessness. We strive to emit unconditional love to the whole planet with the same intensity that the sun warms the Earth every day.
