I grew up on a farm in a small town in the Dominican Republic and had the opportunity to learn about silvo-pasture and small-species production systems. This, combined with the principles I learned during my training and years of professional experience, became an important asset when starting a business that, while providing me with a quality of life, allows me to produce excellent food according to the principles of regenerative agriculture.

Among the essential elements in a Silvo-pastoral production program, trees (Wood) are those that determine the persistence over time of the whole, since, unlike crops and pastures, they have rotations of many years for their maturity and harvest.

Considering the high cost of land and the difficulties encountered when applying for agricultural credit, my goal is to start the project, either through leasing or some type of production agreement, where a farmer allows me to use part of his farm and, in return, I can carry out maintenance activities on his property and care for his crops and animals.