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AFTA's Regions Canada United States Mexico AFTA's Countries and Regions Coming soon: Regional information, contacts, resources and more. AFTA’s geographic focus is temperate North America. However, we value learning from, and exchanging with, agroforestry practitioners from other regions. We welcome individuals and organizations from outside of temperate North America to our membership, events, and other programs. Are you a regional contact, partner or know of one? If so, please reach out to us at northamericanagroforestry@gmail.com . Canada Coming soon: Regional information, contacts, resources and more. United States Coming soon: Regional information, contacts, resources and more. Mexico Coming soon: Regional information, contacts, resources and more.

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About the Association for Temperate Agroforestry Who We Are What We Do Strategic Plan Contact Us Who We Are The mission of AFTA is to promote the wider adoption of agroforestry by landowners in temperate regions of North America. Formed in 1991, the Association for Temperate Agroforestry Inc. (AFTA) is a private, non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization based at the University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry at Columbia. AFTA pursues its mission through activities such as networking, information exchange, public education, and policy development with members in the US, Mexico, Canada and beyond. Our intended audience includes university researchers, educators and extensionists, private farm and forestry groups, public policy makers, and private landowners. AFTA has received financial support through dues and contributions from its members and the public, sponsorships from public agencies and private corporations, contracts with USDA, and foundation grants, notably the Allen and Josephine Green Foundation. AFTA is primarily a voluntary organization. Many individuals from universities, public agencies, private organizations and businesses donate their time and agroforestry-related expertise to help AFTA conduct its educational programs. The affairs of AFTA are overseen by a voluntary Board of Directors elected by its members. What We Do AFTA's educational programs are aimed at facilitating the exchange of scientific and practical information about temperate agroforestry, primarily in North America. Our major programs include: North American Agroforestry Conference : Since 1989, we have co-sponsored the biennial North American Agroforestry Conference series - a major scientific forum for those involved in agroforestry research, extension and application in the US, Canada and overseas. The Temperate Agroforester: Our quarterly newsletter contains new, reports on research and demonstration trials, landowner success stories, conference reports, book reviews, links to information sources in print and online, and a calendar of agroforestry-related events across North America. Online Resources : Our aim is to serve the wider agroforestry community by creating an online resource for the public as well as AFTA members as a comprehensive source of news and information about agroforestry, including info on agroforestry practices, searchable databases of agroforestry education and research, and links to other information sources. Technical and Policy Publications : Our reports on agroforestry development and policy are available for online viewing. Strategic Plan 2023 - 2026 Contact Us Please note that the Association of Temperate Agroforestry is a volunteer run group, and it may take longer than normal to return email correspondence at this time. Thanks in advance for your patience. You may get in touch with us using this form, or email us directly at northamericanagroforestry@gmail.com . First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thank you for your message! Association for Temperate Agroforestry Board of Directors

North American Agroforestry Conference NAAC Location Submissions Exhibitors & Vendors Awards 19th North American Agroforestry Conference (NAAC) July 23 – July 25, 2025 | Columbia, MO We look forward to welcoming you to NAAC very soon! Please note that Sponsorships are still open, and a handful of conference spots are still open. Please contact northamericanagroforestry@gmail.com for more details. See you there! AFTA Members receive a $50 discount for Conference Registration. The Association for Temperate Agroforestry (AFTA) convenes the North American Agroforestry Conference (NAAC) biennially to bring together an inter-regional and international community of agroforestry professionals, and to enrich our understanding of research and development outcomes within temperate agroforestry systems. Please visit the Center for Agroforestry’s dedicated 19th NAAC webpage to learn more, register and submit your abstract for presentation. Sign up for the AFTA newsletter to stay up to date about conference developments, registration, deadlines and more. 19th NAAC Registration Page AFTA Membership NAAC Scholarship Information We aim to make our conference accessible by offering scholarships to support participants on a financial needs basis. This year, we are offering a limited number of scholarships to help offset the cost of attending for those who may otherwise not be able to attend. Priority review given to early scholarship applications. Deadline for submission, May 30, 2025. If you have questions or need assistance completing the application, please contact Andria Caruthers at caruthersad@umsystem.edu . Download the application form below. NAAC Scholarship Form Conference Location This year, the Center for Agroforestry at the University of Missouri will host the conference where AFTA originated more than 30 years ago. The Center for Agroforestry, established in 1998, is guided by a mission to support the long-term future of rural and urban working farms and forests through land stewardship strategies that achieve economic, environmental and social resilience. We host an agroforestry graduate degree program, natural resource professional training and outreach, technical assistance and land steward engagement, and three decades of tree crop research and development. Center for Agroforestry Website Horticulture and Agroforestry Research Farm – Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station Creator: Kyle Spradley Copyright: © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri Abstract Submissions The University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry and Association for Temperate Agroforestry invite abstract submissions for the 19th Biennial North American Agroforestry Conference. Abstract Submissions Exhibitors and Vendors Thank you for your interest in sponsoring the 2025 North American Agroforestry Conference, co-hosted by the Center for Agroforestry and the Association for Temperate Agroforestry at the University of Missouri in Columbia! Sponsor and Exhibitor Form 2025 Association for Temperate Agroforestry (AFTA) Awards Nominate an outstanding member of our community for an AFTA award! AFTA recognizes outstanding achievements in agroforestry through four awards. The awards will be presented at the North American Agroforestry Conference (NAAC) in Columbia, Missouri. Nominations, including self-nominations, are encouraged, and award winners will be honored during the event. The nomination form is below. The following awards are open for nominations: Outreach and Education Award (AFTA members only) Research Award (AFTA members only) Early Career Award (AFTA members only) Practitioner or Producer Award (AFTA member or non-AFTA member/organization) For award descriptions and overview of submission and review timelines, click here . Past awardees can be viewed here . Download AFTA Award Nomination Form

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