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Protein
Bank (Fodder Bank)
Leguminous
fodder trees or shrubs (e.g., 'ipil-ipil' [Leucaena leucocephala],
'kakawate' [Gliricidia sepium], desmodium [Desmodium rensonii],
etc.) are established as small stands on certain portions of the
farm or pasture area serving as a supplementary source of protein-rich
fodder for livestock. They also serve as fence. They are regularly
pruned and the top and branch prunings are then fed to animals.
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Source:
Agroforestry and multipurpose trees and shrubs R&D team, 2003.
R&D Status and Directions (2000 and beyond): Agroforestry
and multipurpose trees and shrubs, PCARRD, Los Baños,
Laguna, 45p.
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