Fig. 1. In future, specific varieties of trees may be developed for silvopastoral systems. The ‘Millwood’ honey locust was selected for production of high-energy pods that potentially can serve as a valuable source of livestock feed (77). The pulpy pods contain up to 35% sugar, and yields are similar to an equivalent acreage of oats (67). Two management considerations include vulnerability to livestock damage and end use for the timber.

Image from Forage and Grazinglands article:
Considerations for Establishing and Managing Silvopastures