Sentence examples for soil management techniques from inspiring English sources

· 16 percent of the surveyed households have introduced improved soil management techniques such as terracing, building ridges or other techniques that reduce water and soil organic matter losses · 10 percent have begun trying to store or manage agricultural water.

Over the next year, Amref wants to establish farmers' groups in all 66 villages in Katine sub-county, giving local people access to new disease-resistant, high-yield strains of crops, such as cassava, and training them in new soil management techniques and sustainable management of their land.

In this study, we propose a sustainable management model which entails the recycling of urban wastewater and its distribution by drip irrigation and the use of soil management techniques based on the recycling of polygenic carbon sources internal to the olive orchard (cover crops, pruning material).

Adaptation interventions should also consider local farmers' resource capacity (low-cost investment in sound agricultural land and soil management techniques).

It brings together the soil management techniques of clay incorporation, deep fertilisation and the incorporation of organic matter.

CGIAR scientists are equipping farming communities with sustainable and resilient soil management techniques to combat climate change, as well as exploring climate-smart soil protection and restoration practices.

This study evaluates the practice of conservation agriculture (CA) in the May Zeg-zeg catchment (MZZ; 187 ha) in the North Ethiopian Highlands as a soil management technique for reducing soil loss and runoff, and assesses the consequences of future large-scale implementation on soil and hydrology at catchment-level.

Video: How AfSIS is addressing agricultural challenges in Africa with digital soils maps, field trials, and land management techniques.

In agriculture, sequestration involves using an array of land management techniques, like no-till farming, in which tractors do not plow the land before planting, that improve the soil and that allow plants to better absorb carbon from the atmosphere.

At the same time, it is likely that landholders will progressively adopt land management techniques that enhance carbon storage and long-term cycling through trees and other on-farm vegetation or through enhanced soil carbon sequestration.

Soil and nutrient management techniques aimed at restoring soil health are essential to meeting these challenges.