SLM Database

Cultivation of fodder crops on marginal lands and terrace risers

• Compiler: Richard Allen
• 06/07/2011 11:53 vm.

A faster and more effective way to produce high quality compost in large quantities by surface composting using dry and green farm biomass piled in a heap.

• Compiler: Shreedip Sigdel
• 08/07/2015 7:36 vm.

It is a technology where slope, waste land, remains of crop land, marginal lands, rising terraces are protected by fodder cultivation.

• Compiler: Sabita Aryal
• 01/17/2014 12:25 nm.

Rehabilitation measures, including eyebrow pits and live fencing, were implemented on degraded communal grazing land to reestablish a protective vegetative cover

• Compiler: Nicole Guedel
• 06/06/2011 10:20 nm.

A method for increasing the productivity of rice by changing the management of plants, soil, water, and nutrients.

• Compiler: Madhav Dhakal
• 06/06/2011 11:55 nm.

Application of cattle urine through drip irrigation technology to provide constant flow of fertiliser to bitter gourd

• Compiler: Richard Allen
• 06/07/2011 12:12 nm.

A technology that uses hedgerows to help establish terraces on sloping land; farmers learn improved methods to manage a cultivation practice that stabilizes the soil, enhances food production, and adds to on-farm cash income.

• Compiler: Shreedip Sigdel
• 08/11/2015 6:46 vm.

Plastic film technology, sometimes called plastic mulching, is an important breakthrough that can transform traditional agriculture into modern agriculture by helping to circumvent many of the limitations of temperature and moisture. Plastic film is used to cover the surface of the soil in order to increase the temperature, to retain …

• Compiler: Shreedip Sigdel
• 08/12/2015 6:06 vm.

The technoloigy is engineered in such a way that there will be less consumption of wood and less emission of smoke.

• Compiler: Sabita Aryal
• 01/22/2014 9:16 vm.

Level bench terraces with risers protected by fodder grasses, used for the irrigated production of rice, potatoes and wheat

• Compiler: Ramanand Bhattarai
• 06/06/2011 9:36 nm.