Nice list to start with. I would be careful introducing larger animals unless they are well secure. I still have problems with my sheep. Yesterday they got out of damn electric
fence and clipped the tops of my new Papayas in what must have been a couple minutes. In theory it seems awesome mixing the animals in to graze. Reality is it can be very frustrating. Good woven fences, if I were to do it again.
I would take into consideration if you want some blue sky or just forest and leaves. Once everything gets established it really cuts down on visibility and light, and breeze.
To start my trees I would dig a big hole and fill it with the best soil you can make, . Why not give them a super healthy head start. Can shave years off production time.
Planning and maps to get a good vision of how you want this forest to be Including livestock ideas and drainage..
Nitrogen fixing ground cover, shrubs and trees.
I like multiple use plants. I can eat part, the animals can eat fodder. Or nitrogen fix and edible parts. Bananas, peas and beans, moringa, mulberry. sugar cane, to name a few.
Bear in mind the special needs of plants, animals and humans. Water, soil, light, temperature, food, wind, efficiency and ease of use.
Be Sure to use quality tree stock when planting. Have actually heard of some horror stories on this topic. I have been had on several. Now looking for ways of grafting to salvage. After babysitting these trees for years. and watching a larger percentage than I'd like die. You surely want to have some good stock to reap the fruit of your labor.
When it starts coming together it is amazing.