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Apr 29, 2025
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AG 521 - Agroforestry
Synchronizing Tree and Crop Interactions for Resilience
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: Academic Background Required: 60 undergraduate credits completed Academic background recommended: basic undergraduate biology or agricultural science
Delivery mode: Online
Agroforestry is a form of agriculture that utilizes trees to enhance landscape productivity and resilience, thereby contributing to the sustainable production of food, fuel, fiber, and other industrial raw materials. This land use management technique improves agroecology of landscapes and enhances the livelihood of people. Agroecology encompasses diverse applications such as improved soil fertility and carbon storage, water retention of soils, protection from pests and diseases, protection of soils from water and wind erosion, etc. Students will learn about the principles, classifications, and practical applications of agroforestry systems in agricultural production and environmental management.
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