Agroforestry Practices - Riparian Forest Buffers
Center for Agroforestry
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Center for Agroforestry
DVD AF1008
Agroforestry Practices - Riparian Forest Buffers
University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry. Noncommercial use only, video used with permission. Riparian forest buffers are natural or re-established streamside forests made up of tree, shrub and grass plantings. They buffer non-point source pollution of waterways from adjacent land, reduce streambank erosion, protect aquatic environments and enhance wildlife. Learn the basics of establishing a riparian buffer practice and how profitable products, like decorative woody florals, can be implemented into the buffer.
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