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ECHO > EDN 100 Farming and Gardening Techniques
ECHO Development Notes 100
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EDN 100
• Above-ground or Rooftop Gardens
• Develop your own corn (maize) variety.
• Dryland Farming
• Experimentation as a way to reach beyond our immediate situation.
• Farming God's Way (FGW)
• Forage banks for animal production.
• Fruit for every season.
• Getting a handle on organic fertilizers.
• Green manure/cover crops (gm/cc)
• Helpful insights on sawing lumber from tropical trees.
• Impressive reforestation by taking advantage of the "Underground Forest."
• Is alley cropping right for your situation?
• Make your own salt block for livestock.
• Making bone meal fertilizer.
• Micro-placement of fertilizer to dramatically increase yields with less fertilizer.
• Mud dip for roots when transplanting.
• SALT (Sloping Agricultural Land Technology) with emphasis on forage and animal production.
• Small-scale nurseries to contribute to agriculture transformation on the small-scale farm.
• Sweet potato yield as influenced by intercropping.
• System of Rice Intensification
• The Importance of Mulch
• When tomatoes fail to set fruit or form large fruits.
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