Mifumo ya kuelea

p> Kilimo cha kuelea ni njia ya kutumia maeneo ambayo yamejaa maji kwa muda mrefu katika uzalishaji wa chakula. Teknolojia inakusudiwa hasa kurekebisha hali ya mafuriko ya kawaida au ya muda mrefu. Vitanda hivi vinaweza kuelea juu ya uso wa maji, na hivyo kuunda maeneo ya ardhi inayofaa kwa kilimo ndani ya mikoa iliyojaa maji. Kisayansi, kilimo kinachoelea kinaweza kutajwa kama hydroponics. Nchini Bangladesh, ina majina ya kieneo kama baira, geto, dhap na kitanda.

Maelezo ya teknolojia hii hutoka Linham na Nicholls (2010).

--CTCN

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