<P> Social forestry scheme can be categorized into groups; farm forestry, community forestry, extension forestry and agroforestry . </P> <P> At present in almost all the countries where social forestry programmes have been taken up, both commercial and non-commercial farm forestry is being promoted in one form or the other . Individual farmers are being encouraged to plant trees on their own farmland to meet the domestic needs of the family . In many areas, this tradition of growing trees on the farmland already exists . Non-commercial farm forestry is the main thrust of most of the social forestry projects in the country today . It is not always necessary that the farmer grows trees for fuelwood, but very often they are interested in growing trees without any economic motive . They may want it to provide shade for the agricultural crops; as wind shelters; soil conservation or to use wasteland . Farm Forestry is another name for Agroforestry; a part of Social Forestry . </P> <P> Due to huge requirement of pulpwood for production virgin cellulosic fibre based paper, the pulp and paper industry has become a major demand driver for certain species of tree such as Eucalyptus, Babul Acacia catechu, Subabul (Leucaena leucocephala) and was the connected Casuarina equisetifolia . As a rough estimate, the total demand for pulpwood is approximately 10 million ADMT (i.e. wood having 10% moisture). Indian Paper Manufacturer's Association (1) is an umbrella organisation of Indian Pulp and Paper Industry which coordinates and drives plantation efforts by member organisations in India . It is very important to us but on the evil side, it is causing damage to the forest . A full grown up pulp tree takes at least 40 years and gets cut down in 4 mins . </P> <P> (Also called as Rural Forestry) Another scheme taken up under the social forestry programme, is the raising of trees on community land and not on private land as in farm forestry . All these programmes aim to provide for the entire community and not for any individual . The government has the responsibility of providing seedlings, fertilizer but the community has to take responsibility of protecting the trees . Some communities manage the plantations sensibly and in a sustainable manner so that the village continues to benefit . Some others took advantage and sold the timber for a short - term individual profit . Common land being everyone's land is very easy to exploit . Over the last 19 years, large - scale planting of Eucalyptus, as a fast - growing exotic, has occurred in India, making it a part of the drive to reforest the subcontinent, and create an adequate supply of timber for rural communities upon the augur of' social forestry' . </P>

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