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Agroforestry
Extension
Resources
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A040 NAC "Working Trees.." resources
Miscellaneous resources (brochures, displays, slides and videos). USDA-FS / NRCS National Agroforestry
Centre, University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, USA.
The USDA National Agroforestry Centre (NAC) is a partnership between the USDA Forest Service and the
USDA Natural Resources
Conservation Service, and has produced a range of resources for US farmers promoting agroforestry techniques,
under the theme "Working
Trees for the Community"
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The website of the NAC is:
http://www.unl.edu/nac/
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A full index of publications, including videos, is at:
http://www.unl.edu/nac/pubs.html
. All publications can be downloaded in html or
pdf format. Many are in Spanish. There is a series of Agroforestry Notes that cover agroforestry techniques,
but of most interest are the
series of brochures, illustrated in colour, explaining the application of a range of agroforestry practices
in the USA.
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See also
A051
about videos
    
Working Trees for Agriculture
Árboles Trabajando en Beneficio de la Agricultura
- rural agroforestry practices and their benefits.
Working Trees for Communities
- agroforestry technologies for community conservation.
Working Trees for Livestock
Árboles Trabajando en Beneficio de la Ganadería
- agroforestry technologies for livestock protection and silvopasture operations.
Agroforestry: Silvopasture in the Southeast
Árboles Trabajando en Beneficio de la Ganadería - Agroforestería: Silvicultura en el Sureste
de los EE. UU.
- silvopastoral systems in the Southeast region of the United States.
Working Trees for Wildlife
- agroforestry technologies designed specifically for wildlife habitat.
Working Trees for Treating Waste
- natural, alternative use for nutrients from livestock and farm operations, municipalities, and
industries.
Working Trees for Carbon Cycle Balance
- using trees and shrubs to produce social, economic, and conservation benefits.
Working Trees for Carbon: Windbreaks in the U.S.
- the role of windbreaks in the sequestration of carbon.
Working Trees for Water Quality
- agroforestry's role in watershed management.
Working Trees for the 2002 Farm Bill
- detailing USDA 2002 Farm Bill programs that support agroforestry.
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