Agroforestry in the UK: Guidance for Farmers and Landowners
The UK Government provides guidance on agroforestry practices, including woodland management, to promote sustainable land use and biodiversity.
The UK Government provides guidance on agroforestry practices, including woodland management, to promote sustainable land use and biodiversity.
This guide, published by the Forestry Commission, offers practical advice on managing woodlands for agroforestry, including tree selection, silviculture, and wildlife conservation.
This article, published in the Journal of Agricultural Science, explores the policy and practice of agroforestry and woodland management in the UK, highlighting opportunities and challenges for sustainable land use.
The UK Government's Woodland Creation and Management Grant Scheme provides funding for landowners to create and manage woodlands, including agroforestry systems, to promote biodiversity and ecosystem services.
The Agroforestry Network UK provides resources and guidance on agroforestry practices, including woodland management, to support farmers, landowners, and practitioners in the UK.
This video, produced by the Woodland Trust, provides an introduction to woodland management and agroforestry practices, including tree planting, pruning, and harvesting.
This research paper, published in the Journal of Applied Ecology, examines the role of agroforestry in UK woodland management, highlighting its potential to promote biodiversity, ecosystem services, and sustainable land use.
The Organic Research Centre provides training and support for farmers and landowners on agroforestry and woodland management, including guidance on tree selection, silviculture, and wildlife conservation.