In order to respond to a growing world population, industrial agriculture and husbandry have gradually replaced traditional agricultural techniques.

The consequences of monoculture, excessive mechanisation, chemical fertilisers and pesticides are dramatic for humans, soil, air, water, flora and fauna.

Industrial agriculture threatens local communities worldwide, destroying soils, forests, biodiversity, climate, our future and that of our children.

In order to re-balance the major social, economic and ecological systems of our world, we must undertake a profound transformation of our food and agriculture system.

A team of experts in agronomy and agro-economy, recently joined by a veterinarian and a geographer specialised in rural mapping.

We advise, monitor and train in healthy and harmonious agricultural techniques, supporting communities, regions and countries wishing to develop agro-ecological conversion projects in order to implement a model of sustainable agriculture, maintain human and animal health and, at the same time, provide our contribution to the fight against climate change.

Our work is based on traditional agricultural knowledge (principles of technical and crop organisation) enriched by recent innovations and agricultural techniques such as crop association and rotation, biological struggle, agricultural pheromones, the relationship between husbandry and agriculture, composting, bio-mimicry and vermiculture.

Our agronomists work with local farmers to develop harmonious use of the cycles and flows of natural resources to increase agricultural and husbandry productivity, as well as permaculture, allowing humans, animals, insects, plants and micro-organisms to live together in harmony in a healthy and self-sufficient environment.

How can we recover, circulate and better use water resources? How can we save energy? How can we create positive groupings of plants and trees with maximum diversity on a plot of any size? How can we take care of the soil and maintain it in good health? As we begin any new agro-economic conversion project, we ask many questions in order for our advice and controls to be adapted to your objectives and context (human, animal, environmental and climate).