Greening the Land: Agroforestry Solutions for Sustainable Land Management
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Forestry and agriculture 1.2 Origin of agroforestry 1.3 Definition and scope 1.4 Need for agroforestry 1.5 Objectives
1.6 Benefits of agroforestry 1.7 Limitation of agroforestry
2. SOCIAL FORESTRY
2.1 History 2.2 Concept of social forestry 2.3 Objectives of social forestry 2.4 Components and benefits of social forestry 2.5 Benefits of social forestry
2.6 Social forestry projects in tamil nadu 2.7 Joint forest management (jfm)
3. AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS
3.1 Classification of agroforestry systems 3.2. Benefits of trees in agroforestry system
4. TRADITIONAL AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS
4.1 Shifting cultivation 4.2 Taungya system
5. AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS IN DIFFERENT AGROECOLOGICAL REGIONS
5.1. Himalayan region 5.2. Indogangetic plains 5.3. Arid region 5.4 Humid and sub-humid region 5.5. Coastal and island region
6. AGROFORESTRY IN PROBLEMATIC SOILS
6.1 Salt affected soils 6.2 Eroded soils 6.3 Combating desertification 6.4 Mine soils 6.5 Barren rock and hill ridges 6.6 Waterlogged and marshy lands
6.7 Seepage from canals 6.8 Rainfed areas 6.9 Cold desert
7. SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
7.1 Equity issues 7.2 Forest resources and forest product markets 7.3 Failures of markets, policies and institutions 7.4 Market failure 7.5 Policy failure
8. TREE-CROP INTERACTIONS
8.1 Nature of interactions 8.2 Factors affecting interactions 8.3 Types of interactions 8.4 Methods for quantifying interactions
9. AGROFORESTRY SYSTEM IN NURSERY MANAGEMENT OF TREE COMPONENT
9.1 Collection of seeds 9.2 Propagation methods 9.3 Nursery management 9.4 Planting and after care
10. MANAGEMENT OF AGROFORESTRY SYSTEM
10.1 Characteristics of tree species 10.2 Choice of woody legumes 10.3 Intercropping considerations 10.4 Suitable areas for agroforestry
10.5 Management of component species in agroforestry
11. DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF AGROFORESTRY EXPERIMENTS
11.1 Criteria for good agroforestry design 11.2 Important parameters of agroforestry research 11.3 Features of agroforestry system and measurement
11.4 Design requirements 11.5 Design for agroforestry
12. SUSTAINABLE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY FOR AGROFORESTRY
12.1 Future thrust 12.2 Balancing the scales: the challenges and opportunities of agroforestry in sustainable agriculture 12.3 Research needs in priority areas
13. SOIL CONSERVATION AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
13.1 Hydrology 13.2 Rainfall 13.3 Water erosion 13.4 Wind erosion 13.5 Infiltration 13.6 Runoff 13.7 Contour bunds and bench terraces
13.8 Watershed management
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Vishal Johar
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