Cultivation
Our way of building requires as little disturbance of the natural environment as possible. With the help of horses, we are able to quickly cultivate any size plot of land to suit our needs
Planning Land with the Future in Mind
Good development begins long before construction. New Leaf Developers provides sustainable land planning focused on using property thoughtfully, responding to its natural conditions, and creating a practical foundation for future growth.
Our approach is to affordably and sustainably grow as much as possible by using various organic agricultural techniques, along with various other indoor and outdoor methods of producing as much food as possible, as naturally as possible, to limit the need for altering the terrain. We intend to educate as many people as possible to provide for themselves and their families while helping to reduce their housing and food costs.
A Thoughtful
Approach to Every Site
Every piece of land has its own opportunities and limitations. Sustainable planning begins by understanding those conditions and then; through regenerative farming; restoring and enhancing natural systems.
Along with many avenues, horses are a popular choice. Along with horses promoting healthy grasslands, promoting microbial activity and plant growth, they also create natural pathways and clear dense vegetation.
The Process
Agricultural Value
With this advantage, we are able to design agricultural layouts that provide enormous potential for food production in various ways.
Utilizing horses provides natural tilling and fertilizing of the land, and encourages natural growth of native grasses.
Going Further
Horses also can be used an an eco-enguine providing horse boarding opportunities allowing continuous cultivation of land.
Coordination
There are benefits to both the property and the community.
Sustainable Planning May Support
Affordable housing communities
Residential developments
Mixed-use concepts
Community-centered properties
Underused or vacant land
Redevelopment opportunities
Shared green and gathering spaces
Long-term neighborhood growth
