In recent years, under-forest farming has been very popular. What crops are suitable for planting under the forest?

I am a real farmer myself, born and raised in the countryside. There are actually many crops planted under the forest. Plant a big longan tree and raise chickens and ducks under it. This method is common in our area, and many people do it, because longan trees can provide good shade, and some longan trees will fall, so these fallen longan trees can be eaten by chickens, ducks and ducks, and the feed cost can be reduced, killing two birds with one stone. Raising chickens under fruit trees is actually called take the chicken, and there is no need to fertilize the fruit trees. After all, the accumulated chickens will be excreted there and can be used as nutrients for trees.

It is also possible to raise chickens under litchi trees. Litchi is easy to attract mosquitoes, and raising chickens under it can drive away these insects well. After all, chickens are omnivores, whether mosquitoes, earthworms or snails, they are not picky eaters.

There are many kinds of fruit trees here, some people will choose to plant some Vogan and orange trees, and chickens will be raised below. In fact, raising chickens under the tree is the best way. After all, the tree grows tall and can effectively shade. For some pests and diseases in the field, it likes to dig around with its claws. Then even if there are some insect ants, they will be eaten by chickens, which naturally saves a lot of cost of pest control. Every year when the fruit is ripe, some fruit will fall to the ground. There will be some heavy rain after all. In windy weather, some fruits will fall and chickens will eat them. In this way, you can spend a lot less on feed.

Raising chickens under the Wogan tree is much better than raising ducks. Because ducks don't like to dig under trees, many bugs can't be eaten, but chickens are much better. However, it should be noted that the tree must grow to a certain height before the chicken can be put in, otherwise the chicken will easily eat some small leaves and the whole tree will appear bare.