Soil: The Solution.
This training, developed by a team of agroforestry experts, will enable agricultural professionals in the field to acquire or improve their knowledge of climate...
Planting windbreaks is one of the tools farmers have to reduce the impact of their activity on climate change. Indeed, windbreaks absorb atmospheric CO2, the main greenhouse gas, and store it in tree biomass but also in soil organic matter.
Effective pest management strategies ensure the long-term health and success of agroforestry plantations. Good strategies rely on pest identification and monitoring, and ongoing assessment of the impact of the problem.
Successful agroforestry requires careful planning: locating the hedge, choosing the species based on the objectives, soil, climate, and other constraints. Ordering the plants, preparing...
This website aims to promote the discovery of well-established agroforestry sites in Quebec. It is primarily aimed at agricultural and forestry producers, as well...
Illustrated with original photos and diagrams, the summary document Agroforestry for the benefit of soils and crops – An asset in the face of climate change summarizes numerous results of research projects conducted on the effects of agroforestry systems, more specifically at the soil level, and their application in the Quebec context.
Economic aspects of biodiversity developments : summary of the potential costs and benefits of agroforestry hedges
Fact sheet created as part of the training - Solutions to combat climate change in beef and fodder production. Project funded through the Support Program for the Fight Against Climate Change in Agriculture, under the 2013-2020 Climate Change Action Plan.
Selection and arrangement of trees and shrubs in agroforestry hedges: descriptive sheets of species suitable for Quebec
In this sheet you will find the following information adapted to Quebec: Technical description, Implementation, Costs, Subsidies, Spin-offs, Contacts
Effective pest management strategies ensure the long-term health and success of agroforestry plantations. Good strategies rely on pest identification and monitoring, and ongoing assessment of the impact of the problem.
The first part of the guide provides a bibliographic summary of the technical, economic, and regulatory aspects of the main agroforestry systems found in Quebec, illustrated with testimonials from agroforestry producers. The second part proposes an innovative approach to designing an agroforestry management plan for a farm by integrating the development of wood resources into space and time.
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Regeneration Canada is committed to taking action to regenerate land and water while acknowledging and respecting Indigenous knowledge that ensures thriving for all beings.
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