Volume 1, No. 1

Summer 2001

The Center for Subtropical Agroforestry School of Forest Resources and Conservation


Summer 2001 Index

CSTAF Inaugurates Four-Year Program

CSTAF Conducts Agroforestry Survey 

CSTAF Advisory Council Guides Research 

Profile: Dr. Rudy Garber, Agroforester

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Agroforestry Briefs

Agroforestry Conference
CSTAF Director P.K. Nair, Assistant Director Michael Bannister and Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Workman will participate in the Seventh Biennial Conference on Agroforestry in North America in August. They will present a poster on CSTAF objectives and a white paper on the potential for agroforestry in the Southeast. The conference, Aug. 13-15 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, is sponsored by the Association for Temperate Agroforestry.

Silvopastures
Michael Bannister, CSTAF assistant director, will attend a leadership workshop on silvopastures. The workshop, in Crestview, Fla., Aug. 21 and 22, is organized by U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Natural Resource Conservation Service. This workshop and similar ones in Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina are to prepare for silvopastoral system training next year.

International Training
CSTAF will train forestry officials from the Indian Council of Forest Research and Education during a three-month course starting July 30. Seven mid- and upper-level foresters and agro-foresters will participate in the training, sponsored by CSTAF/SFRC and IFAS International Programs. The training will target participants’ interests in literature and database management, tree crop interaction, soil analytical procedures, ecosystem processes, bioeconomic modeling and other topics.