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Providing practical and up-to-date information for tree growers for over 10 years...

Packed full of:
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  • Letters and debate
  • Research findings
  • News and Events
  • Species information

 

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Agroforestry is about farmers growing trees for conservation and profit. For more than 10 years, Australian Agroforestry (formerly Agroforestry News) magazine has been providing practical and up-to-date information on all aspects of agroforestry and farm tree growing.

Australian Agroforestry is owned and managed by a community group representing the interests of farmers who grow trees. The group is incorporated through the Victorian Farmers Federation's Farm Trees and Landcare Association. The views expressed are those of individuals, most of whom grow and manage trees on their own land. There is always plenty of debate about what to grow and how to manage it, about markets for tree productions and services, and about how governments and others can support farmers who want to grow trees to enhance their properties and contribute repairing the land building truly environmentally sustainable rural landscapes.

Please read some of the past issues and consider subscribing. Most readers receive Australian Agroforestry through regional agroforestry or farm forestry networks, landcare groups or branches of Australian Forest Growers who bulk order and then send on the magazine to their members.

You can buy multiple copies for your group for just $2 each plus bulk postage. We can even provide it in an open envelope to which you can add your own information before sending to your members.

Alternatively you are able to take out an individual subscription.

To subscribe to Australian Agroforestry - CLICK HERE .

CURRENT EDITION

Number 62: Aesthetics - It's personal and it matters

Explores concepts of scenic, ecological and industrial aesthetics and the role of art in agroforestry design.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Number 61: Carbon Offsets - Should we take the money?

Is being paid to grow trees to lock up carbon too good to be true?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some earlier issues available as full downloads - CLICK HERE


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