BSS, Rajshahi :
Feeding the country’s growing population in a rapidly warming world will not be possible with modern intensive agriculture that relies on cutting down more forests to plant crops.
The only way to produce enough crops and mitigate climate change at the same time is to adopt what the researchers have called agroforestry, a system of growing crops alongside trees and shrubs.
The observations came in inaugural session of a three-day training course on agroforestry at Public Library seminar room in the city on Friday.
Feeding the country’s growing population in a rapidly warming world will not be possible with modern intensive agriculture that relies on cutting down more forests to plant crops.
The only way to produce enough crops and mitigate climate change at the same time is to adopt what the researchers have called agroforestry, a system of growing crops alongside trees and shrubs.
The observations came in inaugural session of a three-day training course on agroforestry at Public Library seminar room in the city on Friday.
