အရင်းအမြစ်များ တက်(ဂ) (Tagged): Raised Beds

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  1. FM 2003 LEISA Magazine Vol 19 #2

    2003-06-20 Improving soil moisture with conservation agriculture Soil management in semi-arid savannas What we have learned Drought-proofing villages in Gansu province Spherical water tanks Managing water together Reflecting on farm pond development Farmer innovations in water harvesting Holding the rain...
    Soil Management Water Ponds Water in Agriculture Water Management Droughts-Management Taiwan Raised Beds Rice

  2. Stronger plants with raised beds - video

    Access Agriculture Training Video Raised beds must be 20 to 30 centimetres high, 80 to 100 centimeters wide and the furrows 30 to 40 centimeters wide. The beds can be 50 to 100 meters long depending on the slope of the field. Because the beds are wide, water is channelled faster through the land,...
    AccessAgriculture Raised Beds Water Efficiency

  3. SAWBO - Survival Gardening: Drip Irrigation

    Drip Irrigation is a technique that allows you to consistently water your entire crop. This technique is especially helpful during a drought or dry season. This technique must be combined with Raised Planting Beds. Please watch our animation on Raised Planting Beds before attempting Drip...
    Drip Irrigation SAWBO Raised Beds

  4. SAWBO - Survival Gardening: Raised Planting Beds

    Farming with raised planting beds is a great way to keep your crop safe and increase your yields. This agricultural technique reduces soil compaction and improves the quality of the soil. It protects your plants during times of excess rainfall. This animation describes how to implement this...
    Raised Beds SAWBO

  5. Building Raised Beds

    2015-12-29 Frame your garden's beauty and bounty with raised bed that are manageably sized, easy to expand, and full of loose, rich soil for your flowers, herbs, and vegetables. Whether you make your beds with boards, logs, cinderblocks, or just piled-up soil, expert gardener Fern Marshall Bradley will lead...
    Raised Beds

  6. Annual Leafy Greens Variety Trial

    2012-10-20 Annual leafy greens grow quickly, are typically more tolerant of shade than fruit bearing vegetables (e.g., tomato and pepper), and do not require a lot of space. They can be grown in small gardens or containers near people’s homes, and are easily incorporated into many traditional dishes for...
    Annual Leafy Greens Heat Tolerance Sub-Tropics Raised Beds Garden Vegetables biomass

  7. SAWBO - Survival Gardening: Raised Planting Beds - HHI

    Farming with raised planting beds is a great way to keep your crop safe and increase your yields. This agricultural technique reduces soil compaction and improves the quality of the soil. It protects your plants during times of excess rainfall. This animation describes how to implement this...
    Gardening Raised Beds SAWBO