Special Public Works Programmes - SPWP - Planting Trees - An Illustrated Technical Guide and Training Manual (ILO - UNDP, 1993, 190 p.): 7. Planting trees outside woodlots and forests: (introduction...)

Special Public Works Programmes - SPWP - Planting Trees - An Illustrated Technical Guide and Training Manual (ILO - UNDP, 1993, 190 p.)

7. Planting trees outside woodlots and forests

		*(introduction...)*
		7.1 Trees in crop and grazing land
		7.2 Alley cropping
		7.3 Intercropping in rotation
		7.4 Intercropping for tree planting
		7.5 Shelterbelts
		7.6 Road-sides and river-sides
		7.7 Homesteads and public places

(introduction...)

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In many areas land is scarce and it is not possible to set aside a plot only for planting trees. In such cases trees can often be planted in ways that do not require a separate plot. Trees may be combined with agricultural crops or grazing, they may form a shelterbelt, or be planted along roads and rivers or around homesteads. The selection of species, spacing and protection are different in these cases from those described for woodlots.