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Biophysical interactions in a Manitoba maple-oats alley cropping system on yield and nutrition of forage crops in Saskatchewan

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• Shelterbelt is the most common agroforestry practice in the Canadian Prairies, SK • Ecological functions of shelterbelts are well known – Controlling windy erosion, snow trapping and distribution, soil moisture regulations, biodiversity conservation in eco - buffers – On - going work on GHGs mitigation potential of shelterbelts • Unlike Eastern Canada & US, little information is available on tree - crop interactions under alley cropping systems in the Canadian Prairies
    Publication year

    2014

    Authors

    Issah G; Knight J D; Kort J; Kimaro, A.A.

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    alley cropping, yield, forage, farming systems, forage, nutrition

    Geographic

    Canada

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