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Photos and Videos

Photos and videos are useful for conveying what agroforestry practices can look like on farms, ranches and forests.

Photos and Illustrations

Visit the USDA National Agroforestry Center image library for photos, illustrations, and other graphics about agroforestry. You are welcome to use these images in publications, presentations, and other outreach along with the appropriate source credit. Information about photo and image credits are included on each image page below the image. We request that you credit the photographer appropriately and if no photographer is identified, please credit the USDA National Agroforestry Center.

crops are grown in an alley between large perennials

Alley Cropping

A hand holding goldenseal roots

Forest Farming

an aerial image of riparian forest buffers

Riparian Forest Buffers

Cattle graze within a stand of trees

Silvopasture

A windbreak lines a fields edge

Windbreaks

and agroforestry illustration example

Illustrations

Webinars

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Forests, Fires and Food - Indigenous Agroforestry Systems in Northern CA

Videos

Virginia Tech University, with support of the USDA National Agroforestry Center, has produced a series of short videos on forest farming and silvopasture available online.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/nac/resources/photos-and-videos.shtml