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… best practices as described in previous units: o Crop rotation o Intercropping. o Agroforestry o Planting … of improving soil fertility. What can be used for compost? Crop residues, weeds, dead leaves, any trimmed vegetation, …
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… best practices as described in previous units: o Crop rotation o Intercropping o Agroforestry o Planting … improving soil fertility. What can be used for compost? § Crop residues, weeds, dead leaves, any trimmed vegetation, …
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… working in the garden • It controls pests and disease as crop rotation is carried on the same plot of land per season. …
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… best practices as described in previous units: o Crop rotation. o Intercropping. o Agroforestry. o Planting … O5 ) Potassium (K2 O) What can be used for compost? • Crop residues, weeds, dead leaves, any trimmed vegetation, …
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… communities around them. These methods are: Zero tillage, crop rotation, agro-forestry and Drip Irrigation. These farming …
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… to start nurseries so that they can reduce the short rotation trees, especially eucalyptus. He says, “It’s … are acidic to soil. With CF, farmers are improving their crop yield. 2. Conserving our rivers. This means planting …
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… no bitumirwe biri mboreo. • After harvest do not burn the crop residues but leave them on the ground. The more … they enrich the soil, making it more fertile. Remember that crop remainders can also be used for compost manure. 14 TIST … Group should have less planted TIST trees. than 33% "short rotation trees" (example Eucalyptus). Present groups who …
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… wa tiri waku uri muingi. • After harvest do not burn the crop residues but leave them on the ground. The more … they enrich the soil, making it more fertile. Remember that crop remainders can also be used for compost manure. 14 … • Each Small Group should have less than 33% "short rotation trees" (example Eucalyptus). Present groups who …
