Forestry for Farmers is a study by renowned scientist Bernhard Eduard Fernow on the role of forests and their management in improving agriculture. The book examines in detail important aspects of forestry, such as choosing the right tree species, caring for forest areas, the impact of forests on soil and air, as well as ways to rationally use forest resources. The author provides clear advice for farmers on the restoration and preservation of forests in their territories, emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach to the use of forest resources in order to ensure the sustainable development of agriculture. Forestry for Farmers is an essential resource for anyone interested in environmental justice, environmental health, and the sustainable development of the agricultural sector.