It is essential that the knowledge developed by Swiss farmer and researcher Ernst Götsch and disseminated by F4F reaches the academic world, because the whole world is looking for regenerative agricultural models that are less dependent on external inputs, that restore degraded soils and “plant water” . Universities play an essential role in this, as they have historically been the ideal places to foster technological innovation and prepare professionals for the job market.

Partnering with universities allows us to advance on two fundamental fronts:

1. Create local learning spaces within universities to focus on syntropic agriculture;


2. Generate and support research that contributes to the creation of academic knowledge in syntropic agriculture and develop teaching methods that facilitate its understanding, which will allow in-depth understanding and widespread adoption of its techniques.

Please get in touch to learn more about how your university can collaborate with F4F.