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Farm Teopantli kKalpulli / Jalisco

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Farm Teopantli kKalpulli / Jalisco

Host ID: MEX0057 huerto teopantli kalpulli en Guadalajara, Jal.

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Name: levi rios san isidro mazatepec, jalisco.
Members: 126
Latest Activity: on Wednesday

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Jalisco has various sustainable community projects. Teopantli Kalpulli is one of the first collective projects in Mexico that emerged in the late 1980s to intentionally return to a sustainable rural lifestyle.

About the garden: Levi is a young eco-architect who has been studying horticulture since primary school and decided to create a garden with the intention to produce fresh, local and organic food.

The area cultivated extends 1000 m2. There are approximately 100 species of edible and medicinal plants. Agriculture techniques used range from those that require no intervention to intensive agriculture, Permaculture and traditional Mexican agriculture. 

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The climate is very sunny and during the summer is the rainy season.

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Principal activities include: maintenance such as weeding, watering plants, cleaning, Bio-construction, composting, selecting seeds, planting/sowing, maintaining trees, harvesting seasonal plants, etc. During free time, it is possible to get involved in community service activities.

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Work hours: 5/Day

Lodging: Camping space. The house is a rustic style Mexican home.

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Meals: vegetarian breakfast included daily
Language: Basic Spanish is required

 


Clima

The climate is sunny from march to july, and the rainy season from july to december. January to march is temperate, with cool nights. It is important to bring a hat, sunblock and light clothing, as well as layers for the evenings.

Accomodation

There is camping space and some space to stay in a rustic Mexican house.

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Jalisco has some of the most significant cultural attractions of México, offering a wide range of activities and excursions to visit nearby our project.

1:15 hrs away: Guadalajara City to the north (worth visiting for its architecture and unique quality of life)

1:15hrs away: Pueblo de Tequila. The area where the drink originated.

1:15hrs away: Huichomontañas. Prehispánic round Pyramids from the indigenous group the Huicholes.

1:20hrs away: Lago Chapala. The biggest lake in Mexico- swim, walk along the board walk with local artesans, have lunch (famous for their white fish called charal), visit art galleries of Ajijic

1:20hrs: The dry lagoons of Sayula. One of the best places in Mexico to go paragliding and hangliding

20 min away: Balneario termal Los Volcanes/ Volcanic Hot Springs – water is 50º C and it is surounded by mountains.

15 minutes away: Reserve, Bosque La primavera. If you like walking, running or bicycling, there are km and km of Si te gusta hacer caminata o bicicleta hay km y km of paths

0.20 Hrs. San isidro Mazatepec is an Exhacienda in a región that produces sugar cane, corn, peanuts, avocado, tomatoes, chayote. On Mondays, there is a produce market where local farmers and vendors come to sell their products.

levi rios

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Linda Fisher Comment by Linda Fisher on January 31, 2009 at 11:31am
Hello,
I am coming to Guadalajara (Feb 3) this week and am wondering if you need any wwoofers. I am a vegetarian chef with a lot of gardening experience and am passionate about growing healthy foods. I would be interested in helping you with your projects and ambitions!
I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,
Linda Fisher #00615
bethany kyla Comment by bethany kyla on February 5, 2009 at 6:54pm
Hola!
Yo soy una estudiante de Canada y ahorita estoy estudiando a la Universidad de Guadalajara. Ahora, estoy aprendiendo español pero puedo comunicar mas o menos bien.
El año pasado fui a un campo organico en Florida y vivió (un voluntario) ahí por dos meses. Quiero venir a su campo organico por algo fines de semanas porque extraño la vida sencilla mucho y quiero trabajar con el planeta otra vez. Tengo un celular de Guadalajara y mi numero es 3311088995. Mi correo es bklapwyk@uoguelph.ca. Tengo muchos preguntas sobre tu campo y espero oír desde tú pronto!
Paz
Bethany
Teresa Kazmerzak Comment by Teresa Kazmerzak on February 9, 2009 at 8:25pm
Hola, su finca me parece perfecto- quiero WWOOF al fin de mayo para unos cuatro o seis semanas. Voy a terminar mis estudios a la universidad en mayo, y quiero aprender más sobre la agricultura orgánica. Viajo con una amiga, y buscamos un lugar donde podemos ver la conexión de la tierra, el espíritu, e el cuerpo. Espero que tenga trabajo para nosotros, espero su respuesta. ¡Gracias, y paz!
Antoine Raymond Comment by Antoine Raymond on March 2, 2009 at 6:44am
Hi, my name is Antoine, I’m coming with a friend ( Maxime L’Heureux ) from Montreal by bus on the first week of April. We still don't know if we are arriving at Puebla or at Guadalajara. We want to know where we could work and make ourselves useful. Your farm is really interesting, it would be our first step in this long trip in Central America, and we'd really appreciate if you had room for us. I have no real experience in a farm, but I know a little about gardening. I love to learn new things, meet new faces and work hard. I’m a photographer, I love to take pictures and show what I see and how I see it, but the thing I love the most is to travel, meet new peoples, help where I can and see the world. I speak French, English and I know the basis of Spanish.

We would be able to stay as long as you need us.
Thank you, Antoine
Sophie Comment by Sophie on March 19, 2009 at 12:21pm
Hi teher,

I am on a farm in San Miguel De Allende at the moment, could I come to you in the first week of April? I am planning to spend a couple of days in Gunuajato around the 26th, and plan to go South at the end of April so it would be great if I could first come over to Guadalajara and help wherever I can!
thanks

Sophie
long bao hai bui Comment by long bao hai bui on April 4, 2009 at 3:38pm
hi my name is Long Bui, originally from Vietnam. i have been living in Florida, US since 2003. i am a college student at USF. this summer is my first time doing wwoof. i would love come to your farm in may and stay for one month. let me know if it is ok. thank you
Anna Daggett Comment by Anna Daggett on April 20, 2009 at 11:10pm
Hola!
Me llamo Anna Daggett. Mi hermano, su novia, y yo queremos trabajar en su hacienda en junio para dos o tres semanas.
We are really hard workers and would love to help you out. Do you have room for the three of us starting around June 15th?
Muchas Gracias!!
Diana Baron-Moore Comment by Diana Baron-Moore on April 21, 2009 at 10:05pm
Hola,
Me llamo Diana y soy de Nuevo Mexico aunque estudio por ahora en Nueva York. Quisiera ir a Mexico por el mes de agosto y trabajar con ustedes. Planeo llegar allí el primer y devolver el 30 o 31.
Estoy tratando de aprender español y por eso tengo que preguntarles, ¿que lengua usan en su finca? Me gustaría estar absorto en el español y no tener la opción hablar en inglés. ¿Es una posibilidad con ustedes?
He trabajado en una granja hace tres años por dos semanas pero mi conocimiento de cultivar es muy limitado. Tengo poco experiencia con irrigación y cuidado de tomates pero eso es todo. Estoy entusiasmado aprender más y ayudarles en cualquier manera que puedo.
Saludos,
Diana
Diana Baron-Moore Comment by Diana Baron-Moore on May 5, 2009 at 2:27pm
Hola otra vez,
Todavía estoy interesada en venir a su granja si es posible. Me gustaría mucho trabajar con ustedes pero necesito hacer planes y comprar pasajes de avión. Por eso agradecería recibir una respuesta corta para informarme si hay espacio y necesidad para una WWOOFer en el mes agosto.
La cosa es que necesito saber que voy a hacer en el fin del verano para que puedo conseguir un trabajo remunerado en Albuquerque donde vivo para los meses de junio y julio. Hay que ganar dinero durante el verano para las clases de la universidad y es importante saber cuando y a donde voy a ir para que encontraré algo apropiado.
Muchas Gracias,
Diana
Chris Conrad Comment by Chris Conrad on August 13, 2009 at 10:47am
Muy Levi Rios,

Estoy escribiendo para aprender si necesita Ud. voluntarios del 30.11.2009 a 22.12.2009. Después de leyendo su WWOOF anuncio y repasando su sitio web, estoy entusiasmado con Teopantli Kalpulli y ayudando en su granja. Estoy especialmente interesado en aprender más sobre agricultura biodynamic. Tengo años de experiencia en jardínes sostenibles en los Estados Unidos, pero quería aprender sobre sus prácticas en Jalisco. En su tiempo libre, digame si puedo ayudarles, por favor.

He incluido un versión íngles abajo – mi español probablemente tiene errores.

I am writing to learn if you need volunteers from November 30th through December 22nd. After reading your WWOOF entry and reviewing your webiste, I would be thrilled to visit Teopantli Kalpulli and help out. I am especially interested in learning more about biodynamic farming. I have years of experience volunteering at sustainable gardens here in the states, but I want to learn about your practices in Jalisco. At your convenience, please let me know if I can come help out November 30th through December 22nd.

Cheers,
Chris

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