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The Savanna Institute’s podcast about perennial agroforestry (AF) features interviews, questions from listeners, storytelling, and more. Subscribe to Perennial AF to hear real AF conversations with some of the Midwest’s top agroforesters and perennial farmers!

A 15-minute mini-documentary featuring Jackie Hoch of Hoch Orchard and Gardens, Tom Wahl and Kathy Dice of Red Fern Farm, Michael Dolan of Seven Seeds Organic Farm, Jim Riddle of Blue Fruit Farm, Wandy Peralta of Berries on the Hill Farm, and Rachel Henderson and Anton Ptak of Mary Dirty Face Farm. Produced by Anders Gurda at Windborne Media LLC.

Nutrient pollution in our waterways has reached a critical level. Planting trees on farms and along shorelines can reduce nutrient pollution in local lakes, rivers, and streams.

We've collected some clips of key perennial crops grown by Midwestern farmers. Small fruit shrubs are an appealing option for landholders wishing to explore agroforestry because they bear fruit relatively early compared to other tree crops.

Before you plant your perennial crops, ask yourself this one question: “Who are my partners?” Implementing agroforestry can be challenging, especially when it comes to transitioning land use, acquiring financing, and securing land access. We have compiled a series of videos and resources showing new kinds of partnerships between landowners, tree farmers, and investors or between landowners, community stakeholders, and investors to accelerate widespread adoption of agroforestry practices.