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Experts expect European agroforestry systems to stabilize crop yields under climate change

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Climate change is having an impact on European agriculture and will increasingly do so in the future. Agroforestry, the integration of trees or shrubs in agricultural production systems, has been repeatedly voiced as a productive, sustainable and resilient approach of food production. Quantify...
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Ram’s Gate Winery Pioneers Agroforestry in Sonoma: A Pathway to Climate Resiliency

(April 3, 2025; Sonoma, Calif.)—Building on Ram’s Gate Winery’s thought leadership in sustainability, Owner and Founder Jeff O’Neill has spearheaded a new agroforestry initiative at the estate’s 28-acre vineyard in [...]

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Experts expect European agroforestry systems to stabilize crop yields under climate change

Climate change is having an impact on European agriculture and will increasingly do so in the future. Agroforestry, the integration of trees or shrubs in agricultural production systems, has been repeatedly voiced as a productive, sustainable and resilient approach of food production. Quantify...

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