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Which main goal do you have for your agroforestry plot?
What are you looking for?
To what extent do the species need to be endemic?
I want to species to be eligible for subsidy in the context of the Agroforestry plant subsidy (BLS) in Flanders
Describe the soil type of your plot
Describe the groundwater table of your plot
Which pH does the soil of your plot have?
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Scientific name | English | Cultivar | Habit | Sandy soil | Loamy soil | Clay soil | Wet soil | Moist soil | Dry soil | pH low (<4.5) | pH neutral | pH high (>6.5) | Shade tolerance | Wind | Salt sea wind | Drought | Heat | Flood | Early autumn frost | Extreme winter (<-14°C) | Late spring frost | Max. height | Max. crown width | Capacity for deep rooting | Soil fertility improvement | Soil compaction tolerance | Pollination | Attracts pollinators | Attracts birds | Horses | Sheep | Cattle | Poisonous plant parts | Max. tree age | Demand of timber | Suitability of timber | Suitablity of coppice | Growth speed | Leaf emergence | Fruit production period | Pollarding | Origin | Non-invasiveness | Disease remarks | Availability of planting material | Climate score | |
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[[ tree.scientific_name ]] | [[ tree.en_name ]] | [[ tree.cultivar ]] | [[ translate(tree.habit) ]] | [[ tree.soil_sand ]] | [[ tree.soil_loam ]] | [[ tree.soil_clay ]] | [[ tree.soil_humidity_wet ]] | [[ tree.soil_humidity_moist ]] | [[ tree.soil_humidity_dry ]] | [[ tree.ph_low_acidic ]] | [[ tree.ph_neutral ]] | [[ tree.ph_high_alkaline ]] | [[ tree.shade_tolerance ]] | [[ tree.wind ]] | [[ tree.salt_sea_wind ]] | [[ tree.drought ]] | [[ tree.heat ]] | [[ tree.flood ]] | [[ tree.early_autumn_frost ]] | [[ tree.extreme_winter_belowminus14C ]] | [[ tree.late_spring_frost ]] | [[ tree.height_max ]] | [[ tree.crown_width_max ]] | [[ tree.capacity_deep_rooting ]] | [[ tree.soil_fertility_improvement ]] | [[ tree.soil_compaction_tolerance ]] | [[ tree.pollination ]] | [[ tree.ES_pollinators ]] | [[ tree.ES_birds ]] | [[ tree.poisonous_horses ]] | [[ tree.poisonous_sheep ]] | [[ tree.poisonous_cattle ]] | [[ translate(tree.en_poisonous_plant_parts) ]] | [[ tree.tree_age_max ]] | [[ tree.demand_timber ]] | [[ tree.suitability_timber ]] | [[ tree.suitability_coppice ]] | [[ tree.growth_speed ]] | [[ tree.leaf_emergence ]] | [[ tree.fruit_production_period ]] | [[ tree.pollarding ]] | [[ translate(tree.origin) ]] | [[ tree.non_invasiveness ]] | [[ tree.disease_remarks ]] | [[ tree.availability_planting_material ]] | [[ tree.climate_score ]] |
Attention points: Diseases and invasiveness
Choosing tree species can come with certain risks, such as susceptibility to diseases or potential for invasiveness. Below, you'll find a summary of the risks related to the species you selected.
Scientific name & EN name | Susceptibility to diseases | Potential for invasiveness |
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[[ tree.scientific_name ]] ([[ tree.en_name ]]) | [[ tree.disease_risk ]] | [[ tree.non_invasiveness ]] |
You can find more tree specific information here.
Attention points: Climate
With a changing climate, it is important to consider how tree species cope with extreme weather during the tree species selection process. The overview below shows how your selected species perform under common climate extremes.
Scientific name & EN name | Wind | Salt sea wind | Drought | Heat | Flood | Early autumn frost | Extreme winter (<-14°C) | Late spring frost |
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[[ tree.scientific_name ]] ([[ tree.en_name ]]) | [[ tree.wind ]] | [[ tree.salt_sea_wind ]] | [[ tree.drought ]] | [[ tree.heat ]] | [[ tree.flood ]] | [[ tree.early_autumn_frost ]] | [[ tree.extreme_winter_belowminus14C ]] | [[ tree.late_spring_frost ]] |
You can find more information about selecting tree species taking into account climate change here.
Flemish agroforestry subsidy
If you are an active farmer in Flanders, you may be eligible for subsidies for planting and maintaining agroforestry systems. These are available through the Agency for Agriculture and Sea Fisheries (Agentschap Landbouw en Zeevisserij). To apply for the Planting Subsidy (BLS) or the Maintenance Subsidy (BLO), make sure the species you have selected are on the approved list from the Agency, and that you meet the other criteria as well.
Scientific name & EN name | Flemish agroforestry subsidy |
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[[ tree.scientific_name ]] ([[ tree.en_name ]]) | Yes No |
You can find more information about the Flemish agroforestry subsidy here.
Disclaimer
The results shown in DENTRO depend on the information you provide and the availability of reliable data. We strongly recommend consulting with your local tree nursery or agroforestry advisor to select the most suitable species (including varieties or cultivars) for your situation. Please remember that your input directly shapes the results of the tool. DENTRO provides a summary and visualization based on your choices. The tool is meant as a guide, not a final decision-making tool. Use it as a preparation for, or addition to, personalized advice tailored to your farmland and goals. The Agroforestry Flanders Consortium is not liable for any decisions made using the DENTRO tool. If you have any questions, feedback, or concerns, feel free to contact us at: info@agroforestryvlaanderen.be.