Traditional homestead farming systems, known as ‘homegardens’ are multi-strata
agroforestry systems that include small-scale tree-, crop- and animal production
in close proximity to the homesteads. They are found in many countries, especially
in tropical and subtropical regions [1] where they are important in the daily
lives of people because they provide households’ needs in both rural and urban
areas [2].
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References
- , “The enigma of tropical homegardens”, Agroforestry systems, vol. 61, pp. 135–152, 2004.
- , “Edible backyards: a qualitative study of household food growing and its contributions to food security”, Agriculture and Human Values, vol. 28, pp. 39–53, 2011.
