What is agroforestry and how does it work?

Agroforestry combines trees with agricultural crops on the same land. This system enhances soil fertility, protects against erosion, sequesters CO2, and generates multiple income streams from timber, fruit, and carbon credits.

What are the benefits of agroforestry compared to conventional farming?

Agroforestry systems increase biodiversity by 30-50 percent, improve soil water retention, and generate 5-10x higher returns per hectare. They are considered a key tool against climate change and soil degradation in Europe.

How do carbon credits work in agroforestry?

Agroforestry systems sequester significant amounts of CO2 through tree growth and improved soil carbon. These verified carbon reductions can be sold as carbon credits on voluntary markets, providing additional revenue of 500-1500 EUR per hectare annually.

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