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Indications for Agroforestry [PDF]
, 1999 Archaeobotanical remains of a settlement mound in the Sahel zone of Burkina Faso have been investigated. The remains are charred, date to c. 1000 BP. and have provided information on the subsistence strategy of the medieval population and their impact on the environment.
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1998
This paper discusses some of the potentials for a future surplus of wood fiber material. Continuing growth of European forests, and a system of combined forestry and agriculture will allow for both industrial expansion and environmentally friendly development.
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This paper discusses some of the potentials for a future surplus of wood fiber material. Continuing growth of European forests, and a system of combined forestry and agriculture will allow for both industrial expansion and environmentally friendly development.
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2013
Carrying out an economic analysis is a crucial step in the process of any agroforestry project selection. It allows us to determine the profitability of a certain enterprise or technology compared to alternatives. The types of economic analysis used in agroforestry include cost-benefit analysis (CBA), environmental economics, farm budgeting, risk ...
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Carrying out an economic analysis is a crucial step in the process of any agroforestry project selection. It allows us to determine the profitability of a certain enterprise or technology compared to alternatives. The types of economic analysis used in agroforestry include cost-benefit analysis (CBA), environmental economics, farm budgeting, risk ...
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2019
Invasions by nonnative forest insects constitute a major threat to the sustainability of natural forest ecosystems. While most nonnative forest insects have had relatively minor effects, a small proportion of these species have had catastrophic impacts, altering ecosystem processes into the extended future.
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Invasions by nonnative forest insects constitute a major threat to the sustainability of natural forest ecosystems. While most nonnative forest insects have had relatively minor effects, a small proportion of these species have had catastrophic impacts, altering ecosystem processes into the extended future.
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