Interplanted commercial crops of langsat, dragon fruit (on concrete pillars), and coconut. - Craig Elevitch photo site

Agroforestry-related photos from around the world by agroforester Craig Elevitch.

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Short trees with an open canopy used as nursery shade.

Weak-rooted gliricidia tree (started from a cutting), easily blown over in strong wind.

Pineapples planted here and there among citrus trees in a home orchard.

A multi-story coffee orchard provides a steady annual yield of coffee, plus numerous other products for home use or sale.

Interplanted commercial crops of langsat, dragon fruit (on concrete pillars), and coconut.

An unproductive 45-year-old durian tree has been cut down and replaced with a mangosteen (background). The durian trunk was milled for timber (foreground).

Tamarind tree acting as living trellis for dragon fruit and black pepper.

Young planting of salak palm and langsat interplanted with vegetables.

In this interplanting of a giant timber bamboo, two species of Inga, a nitrogen fixing tree with edible fruit, provides a yield much earlier than the bamboo.

Interplanted commercial crops of langsat, dragon fruit (on concrete pillars), and coconut.

Interplanted commercial crops of langsat, dragon fruit (on concrete pillars), and coconut.

Interplanted commercial crops of langsat, dragon fruit (on concrete pillars), and coconut.

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Keywords: hylocereus undatus cocos nucifera lansium domesticum 5093 dragon ramb

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