Huautli Libre: Growing Food Sovereignty in Mexico City

Huautli Libre is a grassroots, open-source movement bringing urban farming back to Mexico City. Since 2019, we've championed food sovereignty and ecosystem restoration using Amaranth (Huautli)—a climate-resilient native crop that thrives in urban environments.

Founded by Amarantonio, a Systems Engineer and Regenerative Artist, our collective blends cutting-edge technology with cultural tradition through four interoperable nodes:

Amarantonio.com: Engages communities through creative seed-bombs, poetry, and traditional art repurposed as biological dispersal tools.
Huautlilibre.org: Tracks and scales collective urban agriculture, providing the native seeds used across the entire movement.
xtexz.com: Our enterprise IT consulting branch, providing the foundational capital injection for infrastructure.
Huitzilopostres.com: The bio-nutritional commercial node. It transforms superfood formulas and directly finances the social movement.

The Circular Delivery Architecture

Our logistics loop is closed physically and financially. Every superfood formula distributed by Huitzilopostres.com utilizes 100% compostable bamboo fiber canisters.

The functional integration happens on the packaging: each canister features a biodegradable corn-wax label embedded with clean, viable Amaranth seeds provided directly by the Huautli Libre network. When a user finishes the product, the label is planted, continuing the decentralized, collective sowing across the city.

By converting bio-nutritional consumption into direct ecological action, we’ve designed a self-sustaining model that empowers communities to reclaim their food systems and protect urban green spaces. Join us in growing a resilient, sovereign future—one amaranth plant at a time