Krishi Vana Abhiyan
Agroforestry at the farm edge through Boundary Forestry: 10 timber trees per farm for shade, income, and long-term carbon sequestration
Target: 50,000 trees
Across Western Ghats districts
Boundary Forestry
Krishi Vana Abhiyan introduces agroforestry at the farm edge without reducing crop area—10 timber trees planted along farm boundaries provide shade, timber income, and carbon sequestration.
Why Agroforestry Matters
Trees at the farm edge provide multiple benefits: shade for crops, windbreaks, timber revenue, soil stabilization, and carbon sequestration—all without reducing agricultural land.
Krishi Vana Abhiyan plants native timber species suited to the Western Ghats, ensuring long-term farmer income and ecological restoration.
