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Seasonal Land Care in Central Texas: The Importance of Ecological Forestry in Winter

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Ecoforestry is a sustainable land management approach that aligns forestry practices with ecological principles to maintain and restore healthy forest ecosystems. In Central Texas, timing forestry activities to coincide with seasonal conditions is crucial for promoting tree health and preventing diseases such as oak wilt. Conducting forestry work during winter and summer, when disease-spreading insects are less active, helps protect trees and supports biodiversity. Winter also offers advantages like cooler temperatures and better visibility due to leafless trees, making it an optimal time for tasks such as pruning, removing hazardous limbs, and improving land access. Implementing ecoforestry practices during these periods ensures the long-term health and resilience of Central Texas forests.

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Texas Hill Country, The Rise, Fall, and Repair: Regenerative Agriculture in Texas

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The connection between humans and the land is a cycle of both giving and taking—a relationship that shapes our lives every day …

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Welcome Beneficial Bugs: Don’t Be Bugged by Nature’s Helpers

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Instead, learn the power of bugs in your garden. Beneficial insects and beneficial bugs play a vital role in the health and …

Chris applies EM1 to a 1 year old food forest in Bastrop, Texas

The Incredible Power Of EM1 In Soil Building

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The harmonious interplay of beneficial microorganisms in healthy soil ecosystems facilitates the immune system of healthy plants. A balanced diversity of soil …

/ Acre pond designed and built by Symbiosis in Brenham, Texas

Racing the rain to build this pond!

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Time lapse video of our team racing the rain to build a 1/2 acre pond designed and built in collaboration with Pete …

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How Toxic Is Round Up?

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Have you ever had something in your home so toxic you actually could not dispose of it safely? Have you ever wondered …

Fruit trees in custom Symbiosis deer cages

VIDEO: Protect Your Trees with Tree Cages (Deer Cages)

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In this video we give a highly detailed explanation of how assemble your own Deer Cages. We’ve found this to be an …

2 Acre Texas Permaculture Food Forest with Berms and Swales being cover cropped by our team

Before & After

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Check out these transformations! Many of them took months or even years to achieve but you get to see the contrast here …

Typical heavy downpour in central Texas fills up a new Berm and Swale system in minutes time

Techniques For Broad Scale Water Conservation in Texas

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In the Central Texas bioregion we have a flood our drought relationship with rain. So let’s practice some anticipatory design science and …

Custom composting system designed by Chris Jones at Symbiosis

Is Bokashi The Best Composting System?

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Composting is an essential first step in providing perpetual fertility to your soil. All food scraps can be turned into plant food, …

Permaculture Design In central Texas – Collage

How Do We Start A New Regenerative Land Design?

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We are going to share some of our design systems that empower us to find the right solutions to challenging problems in …

Bed full of different basil varieties flourishing in central, Texas.

Why Is Azomite One Of The Best Soil Amendments?

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Minerals, water, living soil, plants, animals, atmosphere, community, stewardship, and structures:  These are the topics we the staff of Symbiosis will have …

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The Story of Serendipity

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We first met with the new land stewards of this 200 acre parcel, they have named Serendipity, after our mutual friend, herbalist extraordinaire Ginger Webb recommended Symbiosis to help.

Fertilizers and Minerals, The Crux Of Our Food Security?

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“Fertilizer is too expensive, so we couldn’t buy it this year”:  “We have 70 acres in Central, Texas, and over the past …

Rainwater System Projects | Symbiosis TX

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A look at rainwater systems Symbiosis has designed and built across Central Texas, including one disguised as a patio.

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Hardscaping

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Hardscapes are an important aspect of any homestead, creating social gathering points, access and aesthetic value. We aim to integrate hardscaping into …

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Food Forest Projects | Symbiosis TX

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Fruit and nut trees, understory plantings, and soil-building systems designed to produce food with less water and less input.

Herb Spiral, Raised Beds and Food Forest Garden designed and installed by Symbiosis in 2015 South West of Austin, Texas.

Native and Edible Garden Projects | Symbiosis TX

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Native and edible gardens designed as part of a property's whole water and soil system, not an isolated bed dropped into turf.

Acre pond that Symbiosis has helped to work on, by adding aeration, ducks and repairing a blow out then installing a new spillway after a major flood event.

Earthworks Projects | Symbiosis TX

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How Symbiosis shapes land to hold water instead of losing it, terraces, swales, and berms built for Central Texas rainfall.

Cover crop ready to be chopped and dropped.

Chop & Drop Made Easy For Texas Homesteaders

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Chop and drop is a term coined by permaculture guru Geoff Lawton, and describes the act of creating passively-composting mulch in place …

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