SLM Database

The comprehensive measures including interplanting & intercropping are applied in the small watershed to control soil and water loss and improve land production and farmers' income.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Unknown User
• 01/02/2009 midnight

Interplanting plum, peach and other fruit trees in longan orchard on level terraces in order to prevent soil and water loss and improve production of the fruit trees.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: zhangsheng LIU
• 12/31/2008 midnight

Using contour principle, constructing terraces with the front bank and back ditch in order to control soil & water erosion.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Unknown User
• 12/31/2008 midnight

Planting Horsetail Beefwood along seaside to protect cropland from sea wind erosion and typhoon destroy.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Unknown User
• 12/31/2008 midnight

Controlling a small watershed comprehensively with structural, vegetative, management, and agronomic measures based on harvesting area of ground water and underground water, to improve the production and conservation of land.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Jun XIA
• 01/28/2009 midnight

Check dam is a kind of sediment storage dam of 5m below and is built in channels to control the down cutting of channel bed.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Haiyan WEI
• 01/28/2009 midnight

The shelter belt is a strip or a row of trees planted in a farmland as a wind barrier to protect crops and reduce wind erosion.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Meili WEN
• 01/28/2009 midnight

SWC decision makers, I.e. approach planners, lead local people to plant caragana korshinskii in the areas of serious water and/or wind erosion by means of combined inputs from government, locals and social loan etc.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Jinsheng FU
• 01/28/2009 midnight

Approach of check dam for land is a kind of soil and water conservation activity to reduce the sediment discharge and improve the agricultural condition through building a dam across the valley in order to silt the sediment from upstream untill it convert to land with few soil erosion and …

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Fei WANG
• 06/06/2011 midnight

Year-after-year terraced land is a kind of practice to enlarge the flat land step by step with the growing up of new planted trees in order to reduce runoff generation and improve the water moisture of the soil and the yield as well.

• ຜູ້ສັງລວມຂໍ້ມູນ: Fei WANG
• 06/06/2011 midnight