Titlebook: New Vistas in Agroforestry; A Compendium for 1st P. K. R. Nair,M. R. Rao,L. E. Buck Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 200

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Windbreaks in North American agricultural systemsagricultural systems in North America, where windbreaks contribute to both producer profitability and environmental quality by increasing crop production while simultaneously reducing the level of off-farm inputs. They help control erosion and blowing snow, improve animal health and survival under w

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Organic farming and agroforestry: Alleycropping for mulch production for organic farms of southeastenstead of using petroleum-derived chemicals to fertilize and protect crops, farmers manage their fields so as to take advantage of naturally-produced composts and mulches that recycle nutrients, and control pests and weeds. However, organic farming is often logistically inefficient, because these or

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Mechanized land preparation in forest-based fallow systems: The experience from Eastern Amazoniation and human health hazards. As an alternative to slash-and-burn, a mechanized, fire-free method of land preparation was evaluated on smallholdings in the eastern Amazon region. The use of machinery for harvesting fallow vegetation and chopping it for mulch eliminates the need for hard labor and f

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Forest gardens as an ‘intermediate’ land-use system in the nature-culture continuum: Characteristics processes of natural forests are preserved, although the species composition has been adapted to suit human needs. These agroforests include a range of modified and transformed forests, and form an integral part of local land-use systems. They lie between natural forests and tree-crop plantations i

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The enigma of tropical homegardensies production systems have fascinated many and provided sustenance to millions, they have received relatively little scientific attention. The objective of this review is to summarize the current state of knowledge on homegardens with a view to using it as a basis for improving the homegardens as w

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Nature vs. nurture: managing relationships between forests, agroforestry and wild biodiversity profound influence on forests virtually everywhere they both are found. Thus ‘natural’ defined as ‘without human influence’ is a hypothetical construct, though one that has assumed mythological value among many conservationists. Biodiversity is a forest value that does not carry a market price. It

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Managing biological and genetic diversity in tropical agroforestryd its implications for sustainable agroforestry systems in the tropics, and presents an analysis of the role and importance of inter- and intra-specific diversity in agroforestry. Diversity within and between tree species in traditional agroforestry systems and modern agroforestry technologies in th

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