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An individual farmer family, has changed an overgrazed pasture area on a steep slope in the upper part of the village into an irrigated agro-biodiversity system, by constructing an irrigation canal, by tilling and removing stones from the terraces for crop production and afforesting the surrounding area with fruit trees …

• Compilador: Gulniso Nekushoeva
• 25/01/2011 12:46

Vegetative and structural technology for the rehabilitation of an expanded gully

• Compilador: Selina Studer
• 19/07/2012 07:16

Cultivation of wheat or feed grain for straw production on a degraded plot

• Compilador: Malgorzata Conder
• 15/01/2013 16:07

Gullies are stabilized through the establishment of a gabion and the plantation of spanish drok (Spartium junceum L).

• Compilador: Qobiljon Shokirov
• 28/04/2011 07:47

Drip irrigation substantially saves water compared to conventional furrow irrigation. Here the technology is applied for different perennial and annual crops and with use of different sources of water.

• Compilador: Stefan Michel
• 08/01/2019 18:02

Direct sowing and application of fertilizer without ploughing reduces land degradation risks associated with conventional arable farming and saves costs for farmers while improving the resilience against climate change impact, in particular drought.

• Compilador: Stefan Michel
• 07/01/2019 19:12

The local species of juniper trees (Juniperus seravschanica, Juniperus turkestanica and Juniperus semiglobosa) are rarely rejuvenating under conditions of intensive grazing and are difficult to propagate in nurseries. The technology describes the propagation of these important trees from locally collected seeds and their cultivation.

• Compilador: Stefan Michel
• 03/01/2019 11:56

Onion seeds are sown in sheeting greenhouses, where the onion seedlings are propagated. The seedlings are then replanted in the open field. This makes them less prone to extreme weather events and provides higher yield of better quality.

• Compilador: Stefan Michel
• 03/01/2019 17:54

Flashfloods in riverbeds cause intensive riverbank erosion, which threatens villages, infrastructure and productive lands. Preventive measures combining "grey" (physical structures) and "green" (living trees) elements are more effective, sustainable and cost efficient than constructive measures only.

• Compilador: Stefan Michel
• 11/01/2019 10:53