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Circular bioeconomy: how agroforestry can contribute to changing the world

How can agroforestry support a circular bioeconomy? PRETATERRA explores regenerative production, landscape restoration and new partnerships.

Paula and Valter on the mission to break the monoculture paradigm

Paula Costa and Valter Ziantoni explain their approach to scalable agroforestry and alternatives to monoculture.

What Is Agroforestry, and Why Will It Change How We Farm?

In an article for Globo Rural, Valter Ziantoni and Paula Costa explain why the system is the solution to producing food and regenerating ecosystems without separating conservation from agricultural production.

Integrated Livestock Production Systems

An overview of integrated crop, livestock and forestry systems, including silvopastoral practices.

PRETATERRA at CreativeMornings

PRETATERRA spoke about ancestral knowledge and agroforestry at a CreativeMornings event in January 2020.

Regenerative Livestock in Agroforestry

How silvopastoral systems can restore degraded pasture, support livestock and diversify production.

PRETATERRA's Agroforestry

How PRETATERRA designs biodiverse, replicable agroforestry systems with local knowledge, technical planning and careful field management.

Agroforestry Production and Sales by Family Farmers

How family farmers can sell diverse agroforestry products and connect with consumers.

What Are Agroforests?

Agroforestry combines trees, crops and sometimes animals in one productive system. Definitions from FAO, ICRAF, Embrapa and Brazil’s Ministry of the Environment.

Trees in production systems – agroforestry

Agricultural production systems that adopt trees in their composition have several advantages, both for increasing productivity and conserving natural resources.

Ernst Götsch's Syntropic Agriculture

Syntropic agriculture combines succession, vertical layering and on-site biomass production to build complex, biodiverse farming systems.

The Cerrado Frontier and a Shift in Agricultural Thinking

Agroforestry offers a way to restore degraded land in the Cerrado while supporting food production and biodiversity.