Secure, long-term land access is important for agroforestry given the many years or decades it can take perennial plants to mature. Land ownership is one way to achieve long-term land access, yet this option is inaccessible to many farmers. Fortunately, many other...
In the Agroforestry Foundations course, we asked you to reflect on your goals for practicing agroforestry. Here, we are going to revisit those goals and further assess your preferences and available resources. In doing so, we will hear from Matt Wilson, author of the...
Agroforestry systems range from a few trees in a field or pasture to multi-story forests stewarded for multiple benefits. The fundamental elements of agroforestry systems are trees (e.g., fruit and nut crops, timber), other plants (e.g., crops, forest herbs), and...
🔊 “You Can’t Believe It Grows Here” – Project Pawpaw with Adam D’Angelo
🔊 A Thorny Topic: Black Locust and Honey Locust for Agroforestry
🔊 “Spreadsheets on the Radio” – Farm Viability and the Fruit & Nut Compass with John Hendrickson
🔊 Getting Started with Forest Farming – Ingrid Daudert, Karam Sheban, and Robin Suggs
🔊 Agroforestry for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation – with Nate Lawrence and Monika Shea