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agroforestry

/ag-roh-fawr-uh-stree, ‐for-/US // ˌæg roʊˈfɔr ə stri, ‐ˈfɒr- //UK // (ˌæɡrəʊˈfɒrɪstrɪ) //

农林业,农林,农林学,农林业

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a method and system of land management involving the simultaneous cultivation of farm crops and trees; agriculture incorporating the growing of trees: Agroforestry ensures a continuous food supply, some continuous economic return, and the avoidance of soil degradation.

Examples

  • The farm also incorporates traditional agroforestry methods, Wexler says.

  • The way agroforestry is carried out in three very different parts of the world illustrates the promises and challenges of coupling trees and crops.

  • To offer better options, Regreening Africa hopes to couple agroforestry and sustainable land use practices.

  • Small farms may be more willing to embrace agroforestry, but to meet the looming challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss, large farms need to as well.

  • In the Shinyanga region of Tanzania, a return to traditional Indigenous practices, with a dose of modern agroforestry, helped transform what was once the “desert of Tanzania” back into productive savanna woodlands.

  • They lend themselves to biodiverse agriculture as well as to agroforestry, a style of tree farming that promotes diversity.