In organic farming, temporary grasslands are key rotation elements because they suppress weeds and pests while enhancing soil carbon and nitrogen stocks, but grassland productivity and quality are increasingly affected by climate change. Trees can reduce grassland and livestock vulnerability by providing forage during drought periods and protection against adverse weather conditions (Trouillard et al. 2024). Their nutritive value can match that of commonly used herbaceous forages, and some species may even exceed it (Mesbahi et al. 2025). Some species also contain high tannin and mineral concentrations that may improve animal health and mitigate methane emissions. Based on this knowledge, FiBL developed a demonstration agroforestry plot to intensify biomass production, improve animal welfare, and promote public awareness of agroforestry.