Agroforestry: Sustainable farming with trees

Agroforst is a sustainable land management system integrating trees, shrubs, and crops to enhance biodiversity, climate resilience, and long-term productivity. It supports food, fodder, and timber production while stabilizing yields and sequestering carbon. Common forms include timber, fruit, and energy wood agroforestry, with trees planted at 15-meter intervals. Practices range from traditional orchard meadows to rotational grazing in vineyards and fruit plantations. Supported by federal, regional, and EU funding, agroforestry transforms agricultural landscapes into multifunctional ecosystems.