Agroforestry
Significance
- Environment Benefits
- Reduction of pressure on forest.
- More efficient recycling of nutrients by deep-rooted trees on the site.
- Better protection of ecological systems.
- Reduction of surface run-off, nutrient leaching and soil erosion through impending effect of tree roots and stems of these processes.
- Improvement of microclimate, such as lowering of soil surface temperature and reduction of evaporation of soil moisture through a combination of mulching and shading.
- Increment in soil nutrients through addition and decomposition of litter-fall.
- Improvement of soil structure through the constant addition of organic matter from decomposed litter.
- Economic Benefits
- Increment in the maintenance of outputs of food, fuelwood, fodder, fertilizer and timber;
- Reduction in ....
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