Here we map out the capabilities the farmer would need to adopt agroforestry

Physical Skills: 

Stamina and physical strength to manage multiple crops and trees simultaneously.

Intellectual Skills:

 Understanding of agroforestry &  the long-term benefits, such as improved soil health, biodiversity, and economic stability.

Ability to identify appropriate tree and crop species suitable for the local climate and soil.

Problem-solving skills for managing pests, water, and crop/tree competition.

Emotional Skills: 

Confidence to adopt a new farming system after years of monocropping.

Resilience to cope with initial setbacks, such as reduced yields during the transition phase.

Willingness to step out of the comfort zone and embrace uncertainty.

Social Skills: 

Communication skills to collaborate with local agroforestry experts and peers.

Participation in farmer groups or cooperatives for shared learning and market access.