This document presents information on the current extent and potential of Faidherbia albida trees and conservation agriculture practices in Ethiopia. It discusses the challenges smallholder farmers face in Ethiopia related to declining agricultural productivity and food insecurity due to factors like weather variability, land degradation, and population growth. It then introduces Faidherbia albida trees and conservation agriculture as sustainable alternatives that can help improve soil fertility, food security, and environmental resilience through practices like minimum tillage, crop rotation, and soil conservation structures. The document assesses the current adoption of these practices among smallholder farmers and identifies constraints and opportunities for further integration of trees and conservation agriculture.
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