Agroforestry Tree Plantation

Collecting baseline data is an important step in agroforestry projects. By visiting farmers and documenting information, our team can better understand each farm’s needs and track changes over time.

Regular visits to farmers help us stay connected with the progress of agroforestry plantations. These conversations provide an opportunity to discuss tree growth, address challenges, and share timely guidance, helping farmers care for their plantations more effectively.

Continuous monitoring of agroforestry plots helps us ensure that farms are thriving, while enabling farmers to receive timely guidance for better care and management of their trees.

We have planted 1,150 saplings on a farmer’s field in Pabal village. The planting includes Mangifera indica, Psidium guajava, and Cocos nucifera.

This mix of species supports soil health, improves biodiversity, and helps strengthen the long-term resilience of the farmland.