"The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to sit."
Dedication
This biography is dedicated to all the farmers, planters, all people that devote to their own garden, thus protecting environment & biodiversity—the stewards of our land, the guardians of our future, and the silent heroes who work tirelessly to feed the world. My wife Arezou for her support.
To those who rise with the sun, nurture the soil with care, and embrace the responsibility of sustainable farming—your dedication ensures that future generations will inherit a world where nature thrives in harmony with human progress.May your hands always find rich soil, your efforts bear abundant harvests, and your commitment to sustainability inspire a new era of farming that heals the earth rather than depletes it.This is for you—the farmers, the visionaries, the changemakers.
Phase 1: The Seeds of Passion
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.”
A Childhood Shaped by Nature and Nurture
Dr. Mario Mosses was born on the picturesque island of Mauritius, a land where the sky kissed the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and the vibrant landscapes whispered stories of generations past. His early years were wrapped in the serene rhythm of island life, where the scent of blooming sugarcane fields blended with the salty breeze rolling in from the coast. The streets were alive with the laughter of children, the clang of fishermen’s nets, and the rhythmic sound of printing presses—an echo of his father’s profession.
Dr. Mario’s father, a devoted government servant in the printing sector, was a man of principles. He believed in discipline, hard work, and the value of responsibility. Each morning, he left home with a crisp uniform and an unwavering commitment to his job, ensuring the smooth operation of the country’s printing industry. Dr. Mario grew up watching his father meticulously handle papers, ink, and machinery, developing a deep appreciation for precision and dedication. His father’s structured approach to life instilled in him a sense of purpose—one that would later manifest in his pursuit of excellence.
On the other hand, his mother was, a skilled spinner of fine clothes. Her hands worked magic with thread and fabric, weaving not just garments but also patience, perseverance, and creativity into Dr. Mario’s world. She taught him the beauty of craftsmanship, the importance of detail, and the virtue of patience—lessons that would stay with him long after his childhood. Every evening, as she worked at her spinning wheel, she would hum melodies that carried the wisdom of ancestors, filling their home with warmth and tranquility.
Together, Dr. Mario’s parents created an environment where discipline met creativity, where hard work was celebrated, and where values were not just taught but lived. His grandfather too was a good craftsmen, initiated to work with his hands, Dr. Mario used to be with his grandfather for doing garden work. He had incredible relation with his grandmother too. His relation with his grandparents was unbreakable.
Phase 2: A Path Less Travelled
“The earth does not belong to us; we belong to the earth.”
A Calling Beyond Athletics
For much of his childhood and teenage years, Dr. Mario Mosses had been defined by his athleticism—his strength, his speed, his ability to push limits. But deep within him, there was another force at play, one just as powerful as his physical capabilities—his connection with nature.
Growing up on the island of Mauritius, where the land met the ocean in a breathtaking embrace, Dr. Mario had always felt an unspoken bond with the natural world. He had spent countless days wandering through the sugarcane fields, the fruit-laden orchards, and the verdant forests, observing how the seasons dictated life. He had watched the farmers, their hands coarse from years of toil, work the soil with reverence. He had seen how the rain, the sun, and the wind danced together to bring forth life from the earth.
He knew that his future could not be confined to sports alone. His path, he felt, lay somewhere between his love for movement and his reverence for nature. But what that path was, he did not yet fully understand.
A Leap Into Agriculture
By 1974, at a time when most young men were choosing careers in trade, industry, or government service, Dr. Mario chose something different—he set foot into the world of agriculture. He joined Medine Sugar Estates as a Cultivation Assistant, a role that many viewed as humble, even ordinary. But to Dr. Mario, it was far from that.
Medine Sugar Estates, one of the oldest and most renowned plantations in Mauritius, was more than just a workplace—it was a living laboratory. It was a place where age-old farming traditions met modern agricultural science. The vast sugarcane fields stretched as far as the eye could see, their golden-green blades swaying in unison with the island’s warm breeze. Here, Dr. Mario wasn’t just working the land; he was learning from it.
Phase 3: The Scholar and the Seeker
“Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.”
The Spark of Intellectual Curiosity
While Dr. Mario Mosses had already established himself as an innovator in the agricultural fields of Medine Sugar Estates, he knew that practical experience alone would not be enough to tackle the growing environmental and agricultural challenges of the modern world.
Dr. Mario was not content with merely doing—he wanted to understand the why and how behind every agricultural process. This hunger for deeper knowledge led him on a new path—the path of a scholar and a seeker.
At a time when most professionals in agriculture focused solely on maximizing yields for commercial gain, Dr. Mario sought something different: a holistic understanding of how human activity could align with nature’s wisdom. His conviction was simple—true farming was not about exploitation but about regeneration.
A Journey to the World’s Most Prestigious Institutions
Dr. Mario’s quest for knowledge took him beyond the sugarcane fields of Mauritius and into the hallowed halls of some of the world’s most respected academic institutions. He pursued advanced studies at the University of Cambridge—an institution renowned for its cutting-edge research and rigorous scientific inquiry.
Dr. Mario delved into the science of soil—an ancient yet continually evolving discipline. He immersed himself in:
Soil Chemistry and Microbiology,
Sustainable Agricultural Practices,
Environmental Restoration.
He was no longer just a practitioner—he was becoming a scientist, someone who could bridge the gap between ancient agricultural wisdom and modern scientific knowledge. His terminal secondary college, his certificate, and exams were carried by Cambridge University.
But his journey did not end there. Recognizing that innovation often lies at the intersection of multiple disciplines, Dr. Mario sought further expertise from the SFW School in the United States—a leading institution specializing in regenerative agriculture and permaculture design.
A Transformative Education
The first time Dr. Mario stepped onto the grounds of SFW, he could feel something different in the air. This was not just another institution—it was a living, breathing ecosystem, where every plant, every drop of water, and every creature had a purpose. Here, under the guidance of pioneers in ecological farming, he discovered that agriculture was more than just growing food; it was about working with nature, not against it.
As he walked through the lush green fields and thriving food forests, he encountered ideas that would forever change the way he saw farming. These were not just theories but revolutionary approaches that had the power to heal the land and reshape the future of agriculture.