Modelling agroforestry systems Dinesh JayasenaAn agroforestry system is an interconnecting network of woody vegetation with crops and or animals that work together. This chapter sets out to discuss how to model such systems, which can be highly complex in nature. In the first section, the authors look at the current state of agroforestry modelling, going on to describe two European agroforestry projects that involved modelling, the Silvoarable Agroforestry For Europe (SAFE) project and the
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