It also discusses economics, policy, social dimensions, the future of agroforestry, and more. See page 7 for more information about the text and how to order. Their goal is to advance the knowledge and application of agroforestry as an integrated land use system to simultaneously meet economic, social, and environmental needs. Finding Markets for Special Forest Products by Kimberly Stuhr, Technology Transfer Specialist, NAC, Lincoln, Nebraska There has been tremendous growth in the demand for alternative goods as well as places to purchase them. Demand for safe, high-quality products.
Customers are more interested in how products are produced.
Less public access to land that can produce their commodities. Forest landowners are looking for annual cash flow. Forest landowners are looking at the total forest not just the trees. Inexpensive insurance protection for landowners hosting the public. Since major wholesale brokers buy from similar sources, the florist shop, small restaurant, health food store, nursery, and craft shop all have similar products for sale.