if you need more inspirations to start your own food forest, those people are pioneers in permaculture and can teach you a ton on how to grow your own food. We are following them and are also learning as we progress with our very own food forest.
James Prigioni
Youtube: The Permaculture Garden
Specialised in Food Forests. Goes beyond organic gardening and works with nature rather then against it.
Lucy Hutchings
Instagram: @shegrowsveg
Vegetable grower and gardening author Lucy Hutchings
Farmer Rishi
farmerrishi.com
farmer, educator and consultant based in Los Angeles
Kevin from Epic Gardening
1m+ Followers on Youtube: Epic Gardening Youtube Channel
Constantly spreading the message of self-sufficiency and urban farming.
Geoff Lawton
Geoff Lawton is a British-born Australian permaculture consultant, designer, teacher and speaker. Since 1995 he has specialised in permaculture education, design, implementation, system establishment, administration and community development
Matt Powers
https://www.thepermaculturestudent.com
Matt Powers is an entrepreneur, educator, and author focused on radically transforming the K-12 experience for children everywhere by aligning their education with current regenerative science, natural principles, and clear ethics: earth care, people care, and future care.
Charles Dowding
Charles Dowding crops intensively 0.25 acres/1000 square metres in Somerset, SW England, for local sales of salad leaves and vegetables. Other strings to my bow are writing – nine books and articles for national gardening magazines and videos, on my You Tube channel.
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WOW I’m so happy to see James Prigioni , Charles Dowding and Epic Gardening on here! I have learned so much from them in such a short time! My garden went from a struggling mess to a productive forest of food in just one year! Self Sufficient Me on youtube is also amazing.