Types of Social Forestry
Social forestry scheme can be categorized into these groups:
- Farm Forestry
- Community Forestry
- Extension Forestry
- Agroforestry
Farm Forestry:
- Individual farmers are being encouraged to plant trees on their own farmland to meet the domestic needs of the family.
- In many areas, this tradition of growing trees on the farmland already exists. Non-commercial farm forestry is the main thrust of most of the social forestry projects in the country today.
- It is not always necessary that the farmer grows trees for fuelwood, but very often they are interested in growing trees without any economic motive.
- They may want it to provide shade for the ....
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