In our agroforestry plants in Guatemala we use native species of Chicozapote tree that are highly adapted to the environment, resistant to pests and super productive. The plants are grown in coordination with other herbaceous species and tree plants, contributing to the regeneration of biodiversity. The communities to which we donate the chicozapote trees are trained on sustainable plant management and on the design of mixed agroforestry systems in which the variety of species ensures the stability and resilience of plantations. As a matter of fact, a stable agroforestry system requires fewer inputs, regenerates soil and biodiversity, and constantly produces diversified yields.