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Agroforestry systems play a crucial role in mitigating and adapting to climate change, providing effective and sustainable solutions to face current environmental challenges. 🌳🌍 One of the ways in which agroforestry systems contribute to climate change mitigation is through carbon sequestration. The trees present in these systems absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during the photosynthesis process, storing it in their biomass and in the soil. This helps to reduce the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, thus contributing to climate stabilization. Furthermore, agroforestry systems also help adapt to climate change, making agricultural systems more resilient and less vulnerable to adverse climate impacts. The diversity of crops and species present in agroforestry provides greater stability and flexibility in the face of extreme climatic conditions, such as droughts or intense rains. 🌾🌧️ Another benefit of agroforestry systems is the protection of soil against erosion and degradation, which is especially important in the face of climate change that increases the occurrence of extreme weather events. In summary, agroforestry systems are a powerful tool to mitigate and adapt to climate change, offering holistic solutions that promote environmental sustainability and the resilience of agricultural systems. 🌳🌱🌍

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Imam Sulistyo

Agriculture Supply Chain Specialist! Sustainability! Community Development! CSR! Social Specialist

8mo

agree. we are also doing agroforestry development in social forestry permit area in tulung agung area. we are on development a business model to support farmer income also for deforestation of the area. we set up technical design on each farmer poligon to guide the farmer plan 4 commodities. hopefully our model proven in the filed for next 2 years

Angelo Ponzi

Communications, Marketing, Business and Innovation | Blockchain & Web3 | Dr. of Communication Cognitive Sciences

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