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Multiple Uses of Wild Edible Trees by a Nahua-Origin Community in Western Mexico. [PDF]
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Agroforestry in the Netherlands
2008Early farming activity migrated originally from forests. A high rate of cultivation led to almost complete degradation of Dutch forests. To conserve them it was necessary to prohibit grazing of forests. Since a few decades, grazing has been used as a measure to improve the natural values of forests.
Oosterbaan, A., Kuiters, A.T.
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Agroforestry Systems, 1995
Agroforestry research is being transformed from a collection of largely descriptive studies into more scientific approaches, based on process-oriented research. The development of agroforestry as a science should be based on four key features: competition, complexity, profitability and sustainability.
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Agroforestry research is being transformed from a collection of largely descriptive studies into more scientific approaches, based on process-oriented research. The development of agroforestry as a science should be based on four key features: competition, complexity, profitability and sustainability.
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Nature Geoscience, 2018
West African farmers adjust tree cover to realize the co-benefits of agroforestry, according to analyses of remote sensing data.
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West African farmers adjust tree cover to realize the co-benefits of agroforestry, according to analyses of remote sensing data.
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Co2-Mitigation By Agroforestry
Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 1993Agroforestry is a very important option for C-fixation in the tropics because of the large area suitable for this practice. The amount of C directly sequestered by trees within the different agroforestry systems normally ranges from 3 to 25 t.ha-1 and in some cases up to 60 t.ha-l.
P. Burschel, E. Kürsten
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Agroforestry Systems, 1987
Although from the start ICRAF recognized the importance of the socio-economic dimensions of agroforestry land-use systems, it was only five years after its official commencement that an economist was added to the staff.
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Although from the start ICRAF recognized the importance of the socio-economic dimensions of agroforestry land-use systems, it was only five years after its official commencement that an economist was added to the staff.
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Planning methods for agroforestry
Agroforestry Systems, 1988One of the major issues facing the world is the interrelated problem of deforestation and concurrent degradation of agricultural lands in tropical and subtropical nations. Agroforestry is one technique to help alleviate this problem. Implementation of newly developed agroforestry techniques in various places all over the world, has made it clear that:
Duchhart, I., Steiner, F., Bassman, J.
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2020
"The origins of agroforestry, which entails cultivating trees, shrubs, food crops, and grasses together, are deeply rooted in tradition. However, the scientific study of agroforestry is a relatively recent development. Extensive experience and experimentation have demonstrated that agroforestry, as a land-use system, is capable of producing both food ...
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"The origins of agroforestry, which entails cultivating trees, shrubs, food crops, and grasses together, are deeply rooted in tradition. However, the scientific study of agroforestry is a relatively recent development. Extensive experience and experimentation have demonstrated that agroforestry, as a land-use system, is capable of producing both food ...
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