Population growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, a region that includes Malawi, is leading to a deterioration in the natural environment, a degradation of living environments and an increasing burden on agricultural environments. The situation has developed into a global environmental issue, one for which the international community calls to be resolved while maintaining a balance between environmental preservation and sustainable agriculture. In this research, we seek to take Malawian agriculture as a model for the promotion of agroforestry in a manner applicable throughout all of Sub-Saharan Africa. More concretely, we utilize a three-repetition randomized block design to compare test and control plots (for example, a comparison of grain harvests from a plot inflicted with root parasitic striga weed and a plat of mixed Gramineae and Leguminosae). We are then to: utilize methods to practically apply our test findings on site; and, that done, quantitatively assess the results. We are also to make preparations to facilitate the feedback of related technologies and their agricultural promotion/diffusion.