Early results appear after the effort made by the IAAC students during the March 18 workshop. At that time, a tree it was cut down to create a clearing in the forest, and the land was prepared for planting of lucerne and grasses as fodder for our goats and horses.
Now, with the arrival of the rains and the changing seasons, the first lucerne sprouts have begun to appear.
What was a forest hill is now a green mantle, and is becoming a small meadow where horses may graze and eat directly from what the earth offers, thanks to the work of the volunteers.
