University of Hawaii, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources

Seedless Leucaena Hybrids for
Sustainable Silvopasture in Hawaii

Integrating a sterile multipurpose forage tree to boost livestock productivity,
enhance soil health, and return value to producers

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Our project team comprises researchers, specialists, and extension agents from the University of Hawaii’s CTAHR, along with a University of Nebraska -Lincoln Agricultural Economics Extension Educator. Our goal is to evaluate the establishment and cost-effective methods of seedless hybrids of Leucaena in various pastured areas of Hawaii.

Lead Project Investigator:

  • Dr. Travis Idol – Associate Professor of Tropical Forestry and Agroforestry

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Project Associate:

  • Dr. Adel Youkhana – Lecturer/Researcher, Natural Resources and Environmental Management

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