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Rows of trees or shrubs planted to protect crops from wind erosion and damage, which can also serve as habitat for beneficial insects and wildlife.

Growing crops such as coffee or cocoa under the canopy of larger trees, which reduces the need for chemical inputs and improves habitat for wildlife.

Use of live trees and shrubs to form boundary markers or barriers for livestock, which can also provide other ecosystem services like habitat for wildlife.

A complex form of agroforestry with plants of different heights and rooting depths, maximizing space and creating a diverse ecosystem similar to natural forests.

Combining crops with tree farming, where trees are planted in strategic patterns to benefit soil health and crop yields.

Extensive agroforestry systems in semi-arid areas where trees and crops are integrated, often with trees inherited through generations and cared for by local communities.

A system where crops are planted in alleys between rows of trees or shrubs, which can provide shade, wind protection, and nutrient inputs through leaf litter.

Cultivating shade-tolerant crops under the canopy of an existing forest, which diversifies income and can extend the productive life of the forest.

A small-scale agroforestry system that integrates trees and shrubs with crops and possibly livestock around residential areas, mimicking a natural ecosystem.

The practice of integrating trees, pasture, and livestock grazing in a mutually beneficial system, improving biodiversity and reducing the need for chemical inputs.

Vegetated areas next to water bodies designed to intercept pollutants and manage water runoff, enhancing water quality and providing wildlife habitat.