Recursos Etiquetado: Living Fence

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  1. TN #23 Living Fence

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    1/1/1991 There are several reasons for establishing fences on the small farm. Fences are used to: To mark boundary lines between farms or next to roads. To separate adjacent fields used for distinct purposes To protect and keep animals from straying To protect crops from animal damage A fence represents a...
    Agroforestry Living Fence Fences

  2. Living Fences

    21/11/2019 Session :Living fences can offer an affordable and appropriate solution using existing local resources. A range of possibilities in establishing living fences and the many considerations to find the best match will be explored in his talk. Presenter :Dan Janzen is a Pioneers International...
    Living Fence

  3. Living Fence

    A fence represents a major investment on the small farm. Although it carries a cost, it also provides something of benefit, namely protection. It is often a challenge to small farmers to increase farm production, such as crop yield, and the use of fences can facilitate such improvements. Whereas...
    Living Fence

  4. Ethnobotany of native cacti in the northeast region of Brazil: can traditional use influence availability?

    Abstract,Acta Botanica Brasilica, 2019 Documenting the uses of native species of Cactaceae in Northeast Brazil contributes to understanding how the inhabitants of this seasonally dry and low-rainfall region have used these resources, considering that some species of this family of Cactaceae are...
    Living Fence Cactus Latin America and ...

  5. Species Diversity and Use of Homegardens in Misha Woreda, Hadiya Zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples Regional State, Ethiopia

    Abstract,International Journal of Food Science and Agriculture, 2018 Homegarden is an intensive land use system involving the deliberate management of multipurpose trees and shrubs grown in intimate association with herbaceous species with diverse use value. The aim of this study was to assess...
    Living Fence Home Garden Ethiopia Croton macrostachyus Hagenia abyssinica Cupresus lusitanica Phaseolus vulgaris

  6. Living Fences

    1/7/2012 Fences are established on the small farm for a variety of reasons. They are used to mark boundary lines between farms or next to roads, and to separate adjacent fields used for distinct purposes. Fences are used to protect and keep animals from straying (to keep animals ‘in’), or to protect crops...
    Living Fence Agroforestry Trees... Forages Animal Pest

  7. Guazuma

    Guazuma is a small to medium-sized tree that grows up to 30 m tall. Its leaves form a compact, rounded canopy, remaining green throughout the year except in areas with a long dry season. It is used as a source of fuelwood, shade, and fodder for livestock.
    Forages Tropical Forages Forage Living Fence

  8. A Living Fence That Might be Deadly

    1/4/1992 Certain euphorbias cause cancer when planted near the homestead
    Euphorbia Living Fence Health

  9. Advertencia sobre Euphorbia tirucalli

    20/1/2013 “Los productores agrícolas cerca de Kabale en Kenia describen tradiciones, ahora consideradas supersticiosas, de que ciertas euphorbias causan cáncer cuando se siembran cerca de la vivienda”. Euphorbia tirucalli, se han descrito .El carcinógeno activo se ha encontrado no sólo en la planta misma,...
    Cancer Carcinogenic Live Fence Living Fence

  10. What about Hippos?

    20/7/2005 On the banks of Lake Victoria and Lake Malawi and at river edges in Eastern and Central Africa, hippos are a major garden pest.
    Crop Pests Living Fence