Renewable Ranch

One of the ancestral ways is the "revolving plantation" that is a source of food, lifestyle, culture, almost all of which is found in the revolving plantations of the Pgageño brothers. The simple but profound principle is to plant a plant on a plot for only one year, and then let the soil recover for many years before returning to the plantation. The lives of people and forests revolve along the way.

In the initial season, they would pick wild areas and prepare the soil with fire. The remaining ash would become a natural fertilizer. When the first rain arrived,

Rice seeds, fields and a variety of crops will be sprinkled on the land.

No chemicals, no precipitation, just force from two hands.

After harvesting, that plot will be left to the forest for seven years or longer. Big trees will produce leaves, so green that they almost obliterate the traces of past fires. What the modern world calls "sustainable agriculture," to them, "is the normal way of life of people and forests." The beauty of a way of life that makes both people and forests live together in a sustainable way.

This time, we learned at Huai Khun Khun House, Mae Jam, Chiang Mai.

Stay at# Come to Ban Ploy HomestayA village with only a few small accommodations full of warmth and beautiful lifestyles of the Pagognon brothers.

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