A report from integrated forestry on farmland as a management tool in salt-source catches
Posted 19 September 2020
Managing trees On-farm benefits Native regrowth forest management
The document covers the potential of tree plantings for salinity control across Australia.
Integrated forestry is introduced within the document to support the management and establishment of plantation timbers in agricultural landscapes as a tool to help reduce salinity.
The document covers the potential of tree plantings for salinity control across Australia.
Integrated forestry is introduced within the document to support the management and establishment of plantation timbers in agricultural landscapes as a tool to help reduce salinity.
Cooperative Research Centre for Plant-base Management of Dryland Salinity, 2007 - Lisa Robins, Nico Marcar
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