The interaction of agriculture and trees, including the agricultural use of trees. Transitioning Rural Communities to Better Utilize The Land They Live On

Our Focused Agroforestry Types
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Silvopastoral

Animals, Trees and Forage

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Agri Silvicultural

Trees with Crops

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Monocultures

Fast Growing Tree species

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                        agriculture with trees FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES

what to do with trees

produce trees for food and other commercial purposes

can food be produced ?

produce a diverse, adequate supply of nutritious foods

how about where we live ?

ensure the protection of the natural environment

WHICH TREES ?

trees that are protected, regenerated, planted or managed in agricultural landscapes as they interact with annual crops, livestock, wildlife and humans.

Can TREES be in our backyards ?

integrating trees back into agriculturally-productive landscapes as natural forests are cleared for several reasons including development or for Agriculture.

What are uses of trees ?

trees have multiple uses, including cultural ones, and typically provide a range of benefits. Also used as land-boundary markers and to confer land-use rights. 

benefit - 1

Sequester carbon from the atmosphere 

Bring up water and nutrients from deep in the ground 

Provide a framework for above- and below ground biodiversity to flourish

benefit - 2

Build soil organic matter and thus soil carbon 

Create regulating micro-climates within the same location

 Provide fodder and shelter for livestock 


benefit - 3

Innovate diversified farm enterprises thus creating skills and needed jobs

 Make agricultural landscapes more resilient 

Record climate history, sore farm data.