This document discusses a study on the growth and yield of agricultural crops intercropped under three multipurpose tree species in Mizoram, Northeast India. Key findings include: 1) Tree and crop growth was significantly higher in intercropping plots compared to sole cropping plots, with the highest growth seen under Melia azadirach and Gmelina arborea trees. 2) Soil fertility indicators like pH, organic carbon, and NPK levels were highest in maize intercropping plots, indicating tree-crop interactions enriched soil nutrients. 3) Crop yields of ginger, turmeric, and maize were maximized under Alnus nepalensis, followed by Melia
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