Cacao Agroforestry: Leveraging the legacy of ancestral generations to protect future generations
Throughout centuries the fruits of the cacao tree have played a fundamental role in the cosmology of indigenous American peoples as source of food and family livelihoods (Durant-Forest, 1967). For a long period of time, the cacao seeds have been considered as a possible means to improve the quality of life of small-scale farmers who dedicate themselves to the conservation and production of cacao.
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