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Austin Unruh of Crow & Berry Land Management
Integrating tree alleys into a former hayfield
Chickens foraging between tree alleys
Sweet Sourland Farms in New Jersey rotates sheep through existing woodland and also adds perennials for pasture
Sheep grazing a woodland
Cattle forage on locust at Rising Locust Farms in Pennsylvania
Harrison Rhodes watches sheep graze in a newly planted orchard at Rising Locust Farms
Trees planted on contour at Rising Locust Farms
Painted Pepper Farm raises dairy goats in Steuben, Maine
Moving goats through the woodland at Painted Pepper Farm
Forks Farm in Pennsylvania graze cattle, pigs and poultry in its woods and pastures
After pigs move through a section of woods, perennials are seeded into the forest floor
Jono Neiger and Costa Boutsikaris hang out with the hogs during a film shoot
Cows foraging at Fiddle Creek Dairy
Fiddle Creek Dairy in Lancaster, Pennsylvania has planted over 3,000 trees throughout their pastures
Apple Creek Farm raises cows, goats, sheep and chickens
Cattle grazing at Apple Creek Farm

Silvopasture Slideshow!

We are well into the film production portion of our “Silvopasture Practices for Land, Animal, and Farm Resilience” project. When we put out the call for practitioners of tree and livestock integration last winter, we were so excited by the responses. In total we heard from 145 farmers across 9 states. Of those respondents, we chose about 15 to contact for inclusion in the final Video Series our team will produce for the USDA National Agroforestry Center.

This slideshow gives a glimpse of film shoots completed in Pennsylvania and Maine. All photos were taken by Costa Boutsikaris, project filmmaker and creator of INHABIT FILMS and WOODLANDERS.

This project is made possible through a grant from the USDA National Agroforestry Center.

 

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