Traditional agroforestry systems and systems with high natural or cultural value

AIM OF THE MODULE

Traditional agroforestry systems as a legacy of ancestral practices agroforestry
The main traditional agroforestry systems and their functions
Added value of traditional agroforestry systems
Ecosystem and cultural services

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A test of the module 5 - Traditional systems

1. Traditional agroforestry systems are based on:

a. The use of plant protection products to fight crop diseases

b. Ancestral and traditional knowledge and cultural heritage

c. Promoting monocultures

d. The use of chemicals

2. Silvopastoral systems are based on:

a. Providing hay to stabled livestock

b. Combining sheep and goats on any farm

c. Combining trees with pasture and livestock on a plot of land

d. To keep livestock farming separate from crop farming

3. Dehesa is:

a. A purely forestry-based exploitation

b. A system for intensive livestock farming

c. A mixed plantation of pine and oak trees focused on obtaining wood

d. An agroforestry system

4. Agroforestry systems contribute to:

a. Maintain soil fertility

b. Not encouraging water conservation

c. Reduce atmospheric carbon sequestration

d. They do not contribute to biodiversity

5. What actions contribute to the conservation and protection of natural heritage?

The use of traditional seeds and varieties, as well as autochthonous breeds

Fostering monocultures

Encourage the use of more productive, non-native breeds of livestock

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