A field journal from Goa
Eden Field Notes
Candid, working observations from a regenerative agriculture project finding its feet in Goa — what we're trying, what's working, and what we still need to prove.
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Latest field notes
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Why Expansion Matters
The project has secured a third property in North Goa. Here is why expansion matters to a vision built on returning food ownership to people — and why, for now, we have to be selfish to fund the change.
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Phase One: Why Eden Has to Pay Its Own Way
Phase One has a simple rule: every project must contribute toward sustaining the core team. That financial discipline is how Eden hopes to work within the present system without surrendering its larger challenge to it.
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Starting in Goa: What We're Building and What We Still Need to Prove
We're a small, self-funded farm in Goa testing one idea — that regenerative agriculture can pay for itself and, eventually, for the community around it. Here's where we're starting, and the questions we haven't answered yet.
About this project
Eden is an attempt to build a profitable, regenerative farm in Goa and — if the economics hold — to use what it earns to help nearby villages become more self-sufficient. We're small, self-funded, and early. These notes are the honest record of that attempt, including the parts we haven't proven yet.