SLM Database

Barley fodder technology is a livestock feed that grows under a hydroponic system. This green feed is highly palatable, rich in protein and energy yet cost-effective. It takes few days to maturity (5-6 days) and can be grown in a smaller area. One kilogram of barley seeds can yield up ...

• Compilateur: Sarah Babirye
• 22 mars 2018 10:29

Soybean (Glycine max) and maize (Zea Mays) and planted together in the same field to increase soil fertility, production and household income.

• Compilateur: Kamugisha Rick Nelson
• 10 juin 2017 14:20

Planting pits in banana plantation filled with a mixture of manure, organic material and soil, to improve soil moisture and fertility and to enhance crop production and famer's income.

• Compilateur: Wilson Bamwerinde
• 27 nov. 2013 10:10

Transformation of degraded pastureland to high quality fodder plots.

• Compilateur: Wilson Bamwerinde
• 13 déc. 2013 09:40

A percolation pit is an excavation in the ground in the pathway of water runoff to intercept the flow of the water and thereby reduce erosion and destruction of crops, settlements and other infrastructure downstream

• Compilateur: Philip Tibenderana
• 7 oct. 2016 11:16

Ficus natalensis based agroforestry system protects crops on windy hill slopes facing Lake Victoria and reduce runoff towards the meandering Kagera River Valley.

• Compilateur: Wilson Bamwerinde
• 25 avr. 2013 15:12

Pine tree forests have been strategically planted on previously bare ridges and slopes to mitigate mass soil movement.

• Compilateur: Wilson Bamwerinde
• 17 mai 2013 10:13

Dairy cattle (Friesian) are grazed on indigenous pastures to promotes conservation of the indigenous grass species (guinea grass), which protects the soil against soil erosion and promotes biodiversity.

• Compilateur: betty adoch
• 19 mai 2017 17:29

Rotational grazing by improved goats variety enhances/ increases soil fertility, biodiversity and production of pastures and generates farmyard manure applied on cropland.

• Compilateur: betty adoch
• 3 mai 2017 07:26

Laying grass (Poaceae) on perennial cropped land to reduce weeds, retain soil moisture and improve soil fertility.

• Compilateur: Kamugisha Rick Nelson
• 11 juin 2017 08:53