s:930:"%T Trees for life: creating a more prosperous future through agroforestry 
%A Pye-Smith, C. 
%X 1 Agroforestry provides a living for at least 1.2 billion  people – approximately a sixth of  humanity – and  nearly all of  us use and consume some of  the goods  and services it provides. The coffee you had for  breakfast the chocolate you’ll have after dinner the  rubber in your bicycle tyres: there’s a good chance  they’ll have come from agroforestry systems which  yield timber fruit and  fi  rewood as well as coffee  cocoa beans and latex. If  you live in East Africa the  milk you drink may come from smallholdings where  fodder trees provide dairy cows with their main source  of  protein. In an increasing number of  countries  many staple food crops – maize millet sorghum – are  grown in  fi  elds whose fertility comes from nitrogen- enhancing trees rather than bags of  expensive  mineral fertiliser 
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