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Working Trees For Agriculture
By adding the right trees in the right places, you can make your land more productive and sustainable. (6 pages)
Forest Farming
Forest farming is the cultivation of high-value specialty crops under the protection of a forest canopy that has been modified to provide the correct shade level. Crops like ginseng, shiitake mushrooms, and decorative ferns are sold for medicinal, culinary, and ornamental uses. Forest farming provides income while high-quality trees are being grown for wood products.
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- Spring 2000: Status Of Our Nation's Water
- Fall 1998 / Winter 1999: Small Farms
- Winter 1996: Enterprise Development
- Winter / Spring 1996: Partnership Special Education
- Spring 1995: Agroforestry Is National
- Fall 1994: Alternative Crops
- Agroforestry Notes
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