Planting trees on farms is a climate-smart practice that diversifies ecosystems and income streams to support healthy landscapes and viable businesses. Join Pasa for one (or both!) of our upcoming field days at farms with newly planted alley cropping systems. Alley cropping is an agroforestry practice of growing annual or perennial crops between rows of trees.
ALLEY CROPPING FIELD DAY
Adding Trees to a Draft-Powered Vegetable Farm
Wednesday, August 17 • 4–7 pm • Northampton County, PA • Cost: $20 / $10 for Pasa members
Join us at
Good Work Farm to tour the first plantings of their new alley cropping system, and learn how trees can boost your farm’s economic and climate resilience.
Kiwis, asparagus, hazelnuts, and more! Tour the new plantings at
Weavers Way Farms and learn how alley cropping is helping them get more out of their orchard in Northwest Philadelphia.
Lunch will be provided. Registration limited to 25 people.
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