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mulberry), Artocarpus blancoi (Antipolo).,
Anogeissus latifolia (Axlewood), Cordia
dichotoma Clammy Cherry), Dalbergia sissoo
(Indian rosewood) Eutralobium saman (Prain
tree), Zizyphus jujube (Christ thorn).

2b. Live fence of fodder trees and hedges
 In this system, various fodder trees and shrubs
are planted as live fences to protect the property
from stray animals
 To protect the farm property from biotic
influences.
 The following trees are generally used: Sesbania
grandiflora (Katurai), Gliricidia sepium (kakawate),
Erythrina abyssinica, Euphorbia trigona (African
milk tree)., Acacia mangium (Mangium).

2c. Trees and shrubs on pasture land

 In this system various tree and shrub species are
scattered irregularly or arranged according to
some systematic pattern.
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3. Agro-silvipastoral or Agrosilvopastoral System - this involves
the production of forest, agricultural crops and raising of
livestock (Crops + Tree + Grassess / Animals).

Plate 5: Silvopastural Establishment (trees + animal)

Silvopastoral system has been grouped into two subgroups:

3a. Home Gardens: -