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What distinguishes intermediate agroforestry systems from commercial and subsistence systems?
What distinguishes intermediate agroforestry systems from commercial and subsistence systems?
- They combine production of perennial cash crops with subsistence food crops. (correct)
- They are managed primarily by the owner and his family.
- They focus on satisfying basic needs.
- They involve production of perennial cash crops only.
Which type of agroforestry system would be most suitable for a location with a humid climate?
Which type of agroforestry system would be most suitable for a location with a humid climate?
- Homegardens (correct)
- Silvopastoral systems
- Improved fallow in shifting cultivation
- Trees on rangelands
What characterizes subsistence agroforestry systems?
What characterizes subsistence agroforestry systems?
- They are found in arid lands.
- They are commercially managed.
- They focus on satisfying basic needs. (correct)
- They involve production of only food crops.
In what ecological classification are agroforestry systems involving wind breaks and shelterbelts typically found?
In what ecological classification are agroforestry systems involving wind breaks and shelterbelts typically found?
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What is the primary purpose of the use of trees in agroforestry?
What is the primary purpose of the use of trees in agroforestry?
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Which agroforestry system would typically involve the cultivation of coffee and tea plants?
Which agroforestry system would typically involve the cultivation of coffee and tea plants?
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Study Notes
Agroforestry Systems
- Intermediate agroforestry systems are distinguished from commercial and subsistence systems by their production orientation, which focuses on both market and subsistence production.
Suitable Agroforestry Systems
- Humid climate locations are most suitable for commercial agroforestry systems.
Subsistence Agroforestry Systems
- Subsistence agroforestry systems are characterized by their primary focus on meeting local food and livelihood needs.
Ecological Classification
- Agroforestry systems involving wind breaks and shelterbelts are typically found in the ecological classification of temperate and subtropical zones.
Purpose of Trees in Agroforestry
- The primary purpose of using trees in agroforestry is to provide ecological services and improve the overall productivity of the agricultural system.
Agroforestry System with Coffee and Tea
- The commercial agroforestry system typically involves the cultivation of coffee and tea plants.
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