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ABOVEGROUND WOODY BIOMASS PRODUCTION OF DIFFERENT TREE SPECIES IN SILVOARABLE AGROFORESTRY SYTEMS WITH ORGANIC AND INTEGRATED CULTIVATION IN SOUTHERN GERMANY [PDF]
The increasing demand for bioenergy and the combination of agricultural production with conservation has made agroforestry to a sustainable land-management option.
Huber, Julia +4 more
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Comparison of the profitability of an arable rotation, a monoculture olive system and a silvoarable system in Greece using the Farm-SAFE model [PDF]
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Baron, G.
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Silvoarable agroforestry systems (AFS) with short rotation coppice strips (CS) are novel land-use systems that combine fast-growing trees with croplands to simultaneously produce woody biomass and arable crops.
Jana Linnebank, Felix Zitzmann
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Successional silvoarable agroforestry and community supported agriculture
Li l-Nägels Agroforestry Pilot project (picture 1) was established in Kirkkonummi, Southern Finland, in 2022.
Kähkönen, Tanja, den Herder, Michael
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Tree-based intercropping (TBI) can improve water conservation in agroecosystems and yield stability in the face of climate change. Greater understanding is required regarding mechanisms determining spatial and seasonal variation in moisture availability ...
Ève-Marie Hébert +4 more
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Agroforestry Policy Review [PDF]
A lack of policy support is seen as one of the main barriers to wider adoption of agroforestry, with the integration of trees at a low density into agricultural land challenging the conventional specialisation of forestry and agricultural policy ...
Smith, Jo
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Introduction: A silvoarable system of land management implies the cultivation of trees and arable crops on the same area of land, a system practised quite commonly in southern Europe and in the tropics. The system comprises two components: tree rows, generally one tree wide, and arable alleys, alternating across the field.
Beaton, A. +2 more
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Agroforestry is increasingly recognized as an effective tool for enhancing multifunctionality in agroecosystems globally, improving land-use efficiency and delivering multiple ecosystem services (ES).
David Rivest +5 more
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A cost-effectiveness analysis of temperate silvoarable systems: what contribution do ecosystem services make? [PDF]
Silvoarable systems have the potential to be an effective and productive form of sustainable agriculture, in part due to the enhancement of biodiversity and associated ecosystem services.
Chesshire, Helen +4 more
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