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How to regenerate trees from living stumps, roots and seeds in the soil
2020 Available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese
Strategies farmers can use to maintain healthy ecosystems and productive farms
Farmer-managed natural regeneration allows living stumps, roots and seeds in the ground to grow and flourish, restoring land and livelihoods.
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Practical information on growing trees with crops and improving soil
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Posters
Compiled by Isabel Carter. These are imaginary lines across a slope which are the same height at all places along the slope. Water cannot flow along a contour line - it is completely level. Most soil erosion control methods are built along the contour lines to have maximum effect.
Available in 3 languages
Case studies
Tearfund partner, INF, supports a local self-help group to access resources for an irrigation channel
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Practical information on growing trees with crops and improving soil
Available in 2 languages
Posters
Compiled by Isabel Carter. These are imaginary lines across a slope which are the same height at all places along the slope. Water cannot flow along a contour line - it is completely level. Most soil erosion control methods are built along the contour lines to have maximum effect.
Available in 3 languages
Case studies
Tearfund partner, INF, supports a local self-help group to access resources for an irrigation channel
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Practical information on growing trees with crops and improving soil
Available in 2 languages
Posters
Compiled by Isabel Carter. These are imaginary lines across a slope which are the same height at all places along the slope. Water cannot flow along a contour line - it is completely level. Most soil erosion control methods are built along the contour lines to have maximum effect.
Available in 3 languages
Case studies
Tearfund partner, INF, supports a local self-help group to access resources for an irrigation channel
Available in 4 languages
