Publications Degrading uplands in the rainforest region of Madagascar: Fallow biomass, nutrient stocks, and soil nutrient availability Agroforestry Systems, 2009, published online April 17. Full text Forage potential of eight woody species: intake and growth rates of local young goats in the highland region of Rwanda 
Agroforestry Systems 34 (2):171-178. (1996) Full text Fodder- Quality Improvement through Contour Planting of Legume-Shrub/Grass Mixtures in Croplands of Rwanda Highlands Agroforestry Systems 39 (3): 263-274. (1998)  Full text Mimosa scabrella: a Tree for the Highlands
Agroforestry Today 6 (2): 8. (1994) Full text Comparative growth of 15 exotic species and provenances in high-elevation acid soils of Rwanda Nitrogen Fixing Trees for Acid Soils, pp. 207-215 (1995) Full text Villagers Learn to Propagate High Quality Exotic and Indigenous Fruit Trees CIIFAD Annual report 1997-1998 (1999) Full textAgroforestry_files/Erika%20Styger%20Degrading%20uplands.pdfAgroforestry_files/Erika%20Styger%20Fodder%20potential%20Agroforestry%20trees%20Rwanda.pdfAgroforestry_files/Erika%20Styger%20Fodder%20Quality%20Trees%20species%20Rwanda.pdfAgroforestry_files/Erika%20Styger%20Mimosa%20scabrella%20Article.pdfAgroforestry_files/Erika%20Styger%20Agroforestry%20Species%20Selection.pdfAgroforestry_files/Erika%20Styger%20Fruit%20tree%20propagation.pdfshapeimage_1_link_0shapeimage_1_link_1shapeimage_1_link_2shapeimage_1_link_3shapeimage_1_link_4shapeimage_1_link_5
Agroforestry
West Rwanda, Gakuta, 2500m a.s.l
Chamaecytisus palmensis, Fodder shrub, 2500m a.s.l. Rwanda, soil pH 3.5
Fruit tree grafting demonstration, Ranomafana, Madagascar
Trema orientalis tree fallow biomass (above and below ground) and soil study, Berano, Madagascar
Erika Styger PhD, Independent Consultant; Tropical Agronomy, Agroforestry, Natural Resource Management
Mimosa scabrella, Gakuta, Rwanda, 2500 m a.s.l.: tree height 5.2m in 2 years (back) and cut as fodder shrub (foreground)