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Agroforestry is increasingly used in agriculture and is attracting public attention. It is not a recent practice, as it is part of the ancestral customs of various communities and has been the subject of extensive research.
It is a comprehensive system based on the voluntary association of trees or shrubs with crops or livestock, whose interaction produces mutual benefits. This symbiotic approach not only maximizes land use by promoting more sustainable and environmentally friendly agriculture, but also contributes to the fight against climate change by improving atmospheric carbon sequestration, preserving biodiversity, and strengthening the resilience of ecosystems, while improving the profitability of farms in the production of their crops.
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Adding to your ecosystem
Agroforestry riparian buffer strips and agricultural coulees
Agroforestry riparian buffer strips are planted along watercourses, designed to filter runoff and remove excess fertilizers, reduce erosion and improve water quality. These features also enrich local biodiversity and serve as essential ecological corridors for wildlife. Agricultural coulees, meanwhile, use similar techniques to structure the agricultural landscape, optimize water management, capture fertilizer runoff and provide additional habitats for flora and fauna, contributing to a more robust and resilient ecosystem.
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Booster Plantes abris graminées
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Coulée 1.0 Habitat-Nature
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Fixateurs d'azote
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Papillons
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Protège-arbres
Intra-plot agroforestry systems
This solution consists of integrating trees and crops within the same agricultural plot, thus promoting beneficial interaction between different species. Intra-plot agroforestry systems maximize the use of space and resources, and enhance the sustainability and productivity of agricultural land. This type of management is particularly well suited to increasing resilience to climatic variations, adding nitrogen-fixing plants or windbreaks.
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Bord de routes et autoroutes
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Floral urbain
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Fixateur d'azote
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Pollinisateurs
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Terre-Plein
Windbreaks and odorbreaks
Windbreaks and odourbreaks are rows of trees and shrubs planted to protect crops from strong winds and potentially harmful odours associated with production. They reduce water evaporation, protect against soil erosion and improve the microclimate of cultivated areas. In addition to their agronomic benefits, hedges also act as refuges for biodiversity and beautify the rural landscape. They are a key element in the integrated farm management strategy, promoting a healthier, more productive environment.
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- Brise-vent
- Papillons
- Pollinisateurs
Assistance with financial claims
Greenier supports you in setting up projects that qualify for financial assistance under the various eligible programs, in drafting files and managing, monitoring and reporting on them to the various government bodies and partners, so that you can carry out your sustainable development projects while focusing on the high value-added activities of your farm.
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