Focus: Soil, food, animal nutrient cycles
Applied Stewardship Field Guides translate sovereignty into systems.
This volume focuses on regenerative land-based infrastructure — soil, food, and animal systems designed for ecological stability, operational resilience, and long-term community viability.
These guides are research-backed, implementation-oriented, and written for builders — not browsers.
They are practical manuals. Not philosophy.
What This Volume Contains
1. Regenerative Soil & Garden Systems
- Soil biology fundamentals
- Compost systems (thermal + cold)
- Companion planting matrices
- Integrated pest management through biodiversity
- Nitrogen-fixing guild design
- Seasonal rotation planning
2. Integrated Poultry Systems
- Chickens vs ducks comparison
- Mobile coop design principles
- Rotational grazing patterns
- Predator mitigation strategies
- Egg cycle optimization
- Waste-to-soil nutrient integration
3. Small-Scale Goat Systems
- Dairy vs land management models
- Rotational paddock design
- Parasite management cycles
- Feed economics and supplementation
- Multi-species integration models
Who This Is For
- Land stewards
- Intentional community founders
- Homestead designers
- Regenerative agriculture practitioners
- Node-builders translating philosophy into land
Design Standard
Each guide includes:
- Scientific grounding
- Step-by-step implementation phases
- Budget tier comparisons
- Failure-point analysis
- Compliance considerations
- Glossary
- APA bibliography
Structural Position Within the Archive
Volume I anchors:
- Food security
- Soil regeneration
- Animal nutrient cycling
- Ecological stability
It forms the biological foundation layer of Applied Stewardship.
Applied Stewardship Field Guides
Research-backed regenerative infrastructure design
© 2026 Gerald Alba Daquila
Educational materials. Consult local codes and professionals before implementation.
Life.Understood. 