Hedging Opportunities
by Frank van Steenbergen and Femke van Woezik In a landscape hedges make all the difference. This is the point … Continued
by Frank van Steenbergen and Femke van Woezik In a landscape hedges make all the difference. This is the point … Continued
By C.M. Wijayaratna, Abraham Abhishek, Meghna Mukherjee It would be fair to say that there is broad consensus at this … Continued
A recording of farmers reflecting upon the pros and cons of organic fertilizer use. The farmers are from Basurabad area, … Continued
Here is picture from Basurabad, Polder 29, coastal Bangladesh. There is much to see in the picture. First (1) the … Continued
by Femke van Woesik, Frank van Steenbergen, Francesco Sambalino Microclimates are essential regulators of the growth of fungi. Mushrooms, the … Continued
After 60+ years of farming based on synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and intensive water use, Indian farmers are ready to switch … Continued
By Meheretu Yonas, Luwieke Bosma and Frank van Steenbergen Village-level Ecologically based Rodent Management is promoted by Rodent Green and … Continued
by Elie Dib and Frank van Steenbergen June 4, 2021 Above ground animals and insects are not the only living … Continued
Frank van Steenbergen, Rommert Schram, Abraham Abhishek, Jean Marc Pace Rici October 21, 2020 In many poor rural areas, there … Continued
The world is reasonably aware of the scale of ongoing locust outbreaks (2019-20) in East Asia and West Africa, and … Continued
In view of the negative environmental impact of pesticides used against locusts, use of biopesticides is being widely promoted. Researchers … Continued
In Turkey, the first vermicompost(solid and liquid fertilizer) factory started in 2005. After this factory, many people started-up their own … Continued
Mr. Gondwe from Ekwendeni, Malawi, goes by ‘Mr. Feces.’ He cherishes this name; he has earned it by pioneering the … Continued
Just like humans, soils need nutrition to stay healthy. Healthy soils pass on their nutrition to the crops that grow … Continued
Shamba Shape Up pays a revisit to John & Miriam’s farm in Rongai. Last time they got advise on the … Continued
News fragment from 1955 Crop spraying by boat is a new idea tried out at a Hungarian state plot. If … Continued
A waste-water treatment plant, cleverly designed, can take the sewage from a city and convert it into resource. Sludge from … Continued
by Jean Marc Pace June 05, 2020 Why are seeds important? Every meal ever eaten started off as seeds. Seeds … Continued
By Sukru Esin and Frank van Steenbergen May 27, 2020 Vermiculture – the use of worms to transform waste – … Continued
School sanitation – a common challenge in Kenya! The videos drastically shows the state of toilets and their negative influence … Continued