metsamajandussüsteem, mille puhul samal kasvukohal kasvatatakse peale puude ajutiselt ka põllukultuure
agriculture in which there is integrated management of trees or shrubs along with conventional crops or livestock
a practice that has been utilized for many years, particularly in developing countries, and is now widely promoted as a land-use approach that yields both wood products and crops. Trees and crops may be grown together on the same tract of land in various patterns and cycles. The trees may be planted around the perimeter of a small farm to provide fuelwood and to serve as a windbreak. The limbs and foliage may be removed periodically for livestock fodder. Trees also may be planted in rows that alternate with crops or they may be planted more densely with interplanting of crops until crown closure of the trees precludes further crop production. These practices are most extensively used as a part of subsistence agriculture, but their use in large-scale production systems is becoming more common.
... the aids provided for by this Regulation may be granted in Norway and Sweden until 31 December 1999 in favour of agri-forestry holdings of a family nature, on condition that the agricultural surface area of the holding is not less than 15 hectares and the aids concern only agricultural activities. The maximum size of an agri-forestry holding of a family nature shall be determined by the Commission, pursuant to the procedure provided for in Article 29 of Regulation (EEC) No 4253/88 ...
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