Meetings. [Uganda]
Through community meetings farmers get interest of using mulching on flat area to reduce soil erosion.
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Through community meetings farmers get interest of using mulching on flat area to reduce soil erosion.
The approach involves the community and other development partners identifying opportunities, challenges and appropriate solutions through collective action.
Through ULAMP by agricultural extensions ,adopted to conserve land degaradation by practicing grass strips.
Participatory learning approach involves all stakeholders to cooperate with researchers during innovation process
Catchment based integrated water resources management is a process which promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources in order to maximise economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital eco systems
Teak commonly refered to as Tectona grandis is preferred as a timber species in Northern Uganda by both small, medium and large scale farmers. A teak plantation is normally established for purposes of providing timber and income but also sequester atmospheric carbon dioxide and act as wind break.
The irrigation fertilizer system is an innovation designed to distribute manure and water in a banana plantation. A kraal (livestock zero grazing shed) with a cow dung reservior, set up uphill and connected with pipes to deliver diluted cow dug to a banana plantation downslope. This reduces the labor required âĶ
The improved variety of cassava known as Nafe14 is grown on a gentle slope. Animal traction was used to plough 43 acres of land. The land was initially used for growing soya beans. The cassava garden has some trenches dug across so to control flooding and soil erosion. By this âĶ
Fish farming, commonly referred to as aquaculture, is one of the common practices promoted by small, medium and large scale farmers in Amuru District, Northern Uganda. Labour, hoes, wheelbarrows, spades and slashers are used for establishment. The technology is established on a gently sloping physical environment located mainly at the âĶ
Spring ground water reservoir to supply water for the fish pond during dry season to be harvested throughout the year.