Trees and livestock can be mutually beneficial

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Trees and livestock can be mutually beneficial

Farmers have grazed their livestock among trees for centuries. However a general drive to enhance the environment through tree planting has in turn highlighted the potential benefits of agroforestry. Wendy...

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