Diogo Jorge's contributions

English version below No segundo trimestre de 2025 fui convidado a participar na organização da primeira Pop-up City do Brasil, a Ipê City, um experimento de convivência e construção de bens comuns a acontecer entre Abril e Maio em Florianópolis, Brasil. Desde as primeiras chamadas de planejamento ficou claro que este seria um processo emergente e com resultados diretamente dependentes da contribuição de cada pessoa e organização envolvida. Um espaço de co-living e co-working de um mês que re...

Cooperafloresta's publication "Fixação de Carbono nas Agroflorestas" Measuring Agroforests In agroforests, more than 40 tons of food per hectare per year can be produced. This high productivity is possible, among other factors, because of the diversified production on the same piece of land. It is a myth, therefore, to think that agroforests produce little. This myth is sustained by the illusion that high productivity is only possible by controlling nature with heavy machinery, chemical ...

Este documento foi escrito por diversas mãos ao longo do período de um ano dentro do grupo de conversa da AgroforestDAO Muitas sociedades humanas esgotaram o ambiente que as rodeia e por isso tiveram que conquistar novos territórios. A cultura dos conquistadores dominou as sociedades modernas e, com o advento da globalização, o padrão de esgotamento regional que levou ao colapso do Império Romano e de outras civilizações antigas atingiu um padrão globalizado e está a ameaçar todas as formas d...

This document is the result of a collaborative effort opened for 2 years on AgroforestDAO’s chatgroup of 200+ members: The Rooted Society Manifesto Most human societies have depleted the environment around them and for that reason had to conquer new territories. The culture of the conquerors have dominated modern societies and with the advent of Globalization the regional depletion pattern that led to the collapse of the roman empire and other ancient civilizations has scaled to a globalized ...

My first posts here were from March 2022, when I was doing the Kernel0x Fellowship, so I will continue sharing my story from that moment on. The Spring of 2022 came in September 22nd for us in Brazil, and that's when the rains and therefore the agricultural cycle started. A few months before that I had started building online web3 community around the subject of food, forests and culture. I dove into the Web3 rabbit hole in February 22 when I joined the Kernel0x Fellowship and got optimi...

Hello Community, I will share with you a story from the place I live, but I have a feeling this story could be expanded to many other places in Brazil and worldwide. It is a story of a guy that loves cultivating food forests but that don’t have enough land to scale. For the past 10 years I have been trying to make a transition from the city to the rural. Together with my partner we bought a small degraded land, built a house and started regenerating the place. And so it happened, after 10 yea...

Hello web 3 community, I want to take this first post to present the Community Supported Food Forest project. It may seem strange to bring this topic to web 3, but this is the global arena for community innovation right now. For the sake of survival, food forests are essential and urgent. Seems like mankind is heading to an Eastern Island outcome after destroying not only the forests but killing the culture of long-term community agriculture. Nowadays the new generations don’t inherit food tr...