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Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration
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Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration [Niger]

FMNR is the systematic regeneration of living and sprouting stumps of indigenous vegetation which used to be slashed and burned in traditional field preparation.

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Night Corralling
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Night Corralling [Niger]

Night corralling of cattle, sheep and goats on cropland during the dry season (November-April) replenishes soil fertility of agricultural land depleted by continuous cropping.

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Rotational Fertilization
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Rotational Fertilization [Niger]

Rotational fertilization is an integrated crop-livestock management measure practiced by the agropastoralist Peulh.

  • Compiler: Soumaila Abdoulaye
Grass strips
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Grass strips [Niger]

Grass strips slow down runoff, increase infiltration and retain sediment, thus increasing crop production.

  • Compiler: Dieter Nill
Contour stone bunds
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Contour stone bunds [Niger]

Contour stone bunds are erosion control structures and improve water retention and infiltration into the soil, resulting in an increased harvest.

  • Compiler: Dieter Nill
Sand dune stabilisation
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Sand dune stabilisation [Niger]

Sand dunes are stabilized with vegetation to reduce wind erosion and the amount of sand blown onto cropland, dwellings and other infrastructure.

  • Compiler: Dieter Nill
Improved Well Distribution for Sustainable Pastoralism
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Improved Well Distribution for Sustainable Pastoralism [Niger]

Pastoralism, as practiced in the case study area, is the traditional mode of extensive livestock husbandry, based on the movement of herds between the rich pastures in the northern pastoral zones (rainy season) and the southern areas (dry season) according to seasonal availability of water and grazing land / fodder …

  • Compiler: Soumaila Abdoulaye
Mulching
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Mulching [Niger]

Covering the soil with mulch protects it against wind and water erosion and provides nutrients which has a positive effect on yields and food security.

  • Compiler: Dieter Nill