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Agroforestry
Extension
Resources
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 A029 A guide to agroforestry in British Colombia
The Small Woodlands Program of British Colombia, Canada.
From the website... "This illustrated guidebook is designed to provide owners of private forest
land or agricultural land in British Columbia,
with easy-to-use information about agroforestry. It is not intended to cover everything there is to
know about all types of agroforestry in all
parts of the province. Instead, the guide provides information landowners can use to make their own
decisions about what agroforestry
systems (if any) best suit their circumstances."
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Available in printed form:
Small Woodlands Program of BC Provincial Office, Box 2179, Smithers, BC V0J 2N0, Canada.
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Readable on-line, or downloaded in pdf format (one file for each chapter section) from
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http://www.woodlot.bc.ca/swp/html/agro/agro_guide.htm
The Small Woodlands Program of BC delivers training and extension services to private forest landowners
in British Columbia. The program
focuses on non-industrial private forest land that is not currently committed to sustainable forestry.
The goal is to increase landowner knowledge of
sustainable forest management, and eventually increase the province's wood supply
Contents:
Preface, Table of Contents and Introduction
Part I: Agroforestry Systems
Chapter 1: Agroforestry: An Overview
Chapter 2: Shade Systems: Shade Agroforests and Forest Farming
Chapter 3: Sun Systems: Sun Agroforests and Intercropping
Chapter 4: Silvopasture
Chapter 5: Integrated Riparian Management
Chapter 6: Timberbelts
Part II: Agroforestry Development Toolkit
Chapter 7: Getting Started
Chapter 8: Planning Your Agroforestry Development
Chapter 9: Site Assessment
Chapter 10: Completing a Non-timber Forest Crop Inventory
Chapter 11: Choosing Your 'Best Bets'
Chapter 12: Marketing Agroforestry Products
Chapter 13: Agroforestry System Design and Management
Chapter 14: Building an Agroforestry Development Plan
Agroforestry Workplan
Part III: Crop Sheets
Part IV: Appendices
Appendix 1: Glossary
Appendix 2: Sources of Information
Appendix 3: Mapping
Appendix 4: Hardiness Zones
Appendix 5: Inventory Information
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