Five working days on your land with me and my trusted syntropic collaborator, Josh Andersen, to lock big decisions, tune the engine, and train your team.

​

By 2027 you should have your first syntropic engine in the ground. This week is about scaling and refining it: roads, water, expansion rows, and operations, so you don’t multiply early mistakes across the whole farm.

​

We’ll spend five days on site: walking the system, marking changes, directing heavy equipment and installs where it matters, and handing your crew clear operating rhythms so they can run it without us.

​

This is an expression of interest only; we’ll review all submissions and reach out if it’s a fit. Limited to 5–6 projects.

​

Josh is the only person I trust to co‑lead syntropic implementation. We’ve worked side‑by‑side on projects before, and when people ask me “who should I get to help me install this?”, he’s the one I recommend.