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1) The document discusses natural resource conservation and provides guidance on proper natural resource management.
2) It recommends adopting practices like stopping deforestation, practicing sustainable agriculture through crop rotation and using organic fertilizers, protecting wildlife, and educating locals on conservation.
3) The document emphasizes the importance of conserving water resources and provides tips for industries and individuals to save water through practices like using efficient irrigation systems and appliances.
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1. Plant cover protects the soil from erosion and holds soil particles together.
2. Land use should match the slope, for example pasture on steep slopes.
3. Maintaining organic matter through crop rotations and residue improves soil structure and water retention.
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1) The document discusses natural resource conservation and provides guidance on proper natural resource management.
2) It recommends adopting practices like stopping deforestation, practicing sustainable agriculture through crop rotation and using organic fertilizers, protecting wildlife, and educating locals on conservation.
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2. Land use should match the slope, for example pasture on steep slopes.
3. Maintaining organic matter through crop rotations and residue improves soil structure and water retention.
4. Crop residue and reduced tillage protect the soil surface and prevent loosening of soil particles.
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The document discusses techniques for designing and maintaining water efficient landscapes to promote water conservation and quality. It recommends reducing lawn area, planting native plants adapted to local conditions, enriching soil, watering less frequently and deeply, and avoiding over-fertilization which can pollute water resources. Adopting these practices can help the town meet water demands during drought by creating drought-resilient landscapes while saving residents money over time.
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2. Appropriate plant selection keeps the landscape more in tune with the natural environment. Native plants generally use less water than exotic plants, but there is room for both in a well-designed landscape.
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This document provides an overview of hydroponics, including:
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- The different types of hydroponic systems based on water flow, medium/substrates, and disposal of nutrient waste
- The primary benefits of hydroponic cultivation such as reduced land, labor, disease/pest, tailored nutrition, effective water recycling
- Some secondary benefits like increased growth rate, yield, and ability to grow plants anywhere.
- India's challenges with traditional agriculture that hydroponics aims to address such as drought, water scarcity, and food security.
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1. Planning and design is the starting point for any water-wise landscape. Soil analysis will determine whether the soil should be improved so it will absorb and hold moisture better. Practical turf areas are neither too large (turfgrass requires more water than other plants) nor difficult to water efficiently.
2. Appropriate plant selection keeps the landscape more in tune with the natural environment. Native plants generally use less water than exotic plants, but there is room for both in a well-designed landscape.
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This document provides an overview of hydroponics, including:
- What hydroponics is and the basic components needed for plants to grow
- The different types of hydroponic systems based on water flow, medium/substrates, and disposal of nutrient waste
- The primary benefits of hydroponic cultivation such as reduced land, labor, disease/pest, tailored nutrition, effective water recycling
- Some secondary benefits like increased growth rate, yield, and ability to grow plants anywhere.
- India's challenges with traditional agriculture that hydroponics aims to address such as drought, water scarcity, and food security.
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- Xeriscaping involves grouping plants by water needs and limiting water use areas, as well as practices like only watering plants and not paved areas, watering based on plant type and weather, and using soaker hoses or drip irrigation.
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The document discusses various methods of irrigation for crop production including surface, subsurface, and sprinkler irrigation. Surface irrigation methods include flooding, beds/borders, basins, and furrows. Furrow irrigation is well-suited for row crops and involves flowing water down furrows between rows. Subsurface irrigation involves placing perforated pipes underground to raise water through capillary action. Sprinkler irrigation uses sprinklers to apply water like rainfall and is suitable for uneven terrain. Drip irrigation applies small amounts of water directly to plant roots through tubing and emitters. Proper irrigation management and measuring soil moisture is important for optimizing crop yields.
Home Landscape Watering During Drought
Landscaping improves quality of life and property values, but requires watering during drought to maintain existing landscapes. Xeriscape principles like mulching, drip irrigation, and drought-tolerant plants can help landscapes use water efficiently. Trees should receive highest watering priority during drought as they are expensive to replace. Watering at night and following local guidelines can keep landscapes healthy with less water.
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|=> Hydroponics by definition, means ‘water-working.” In practical use, it means growing plants in a water and nutrient solution, without soil. Hydroponics allows a gardener to grow plants in a more efficient and productive manner with less labor and time required.
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For more information, Please see websites below:
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`
Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851079 ~
`
Free School Gardening Art Posters =
http://scribd.com/doc/239851159 ~
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Increase Food Production with Companion Planting in your School Garden =
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Do not forget agriculture...!!!! because it is the backbone of India...
Without agriculture nothing is possible!!!!
Agriculture is the backbone of modern india !!!!
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This document discusses the benefits of drought tolerant gardens. It explains that drought tolerant plants, including flowers, shrubs, vines and ground covers, require 50% less water than traditional landscapes while still providing aesthetics and adaptation. Proper garden management techniques like drip irrigation, timers, mulching and using native plants that naturally grow in the climate can further reduce water needs. The document suggests that floating gardens and parks, urban rooftop gardens, and biochar composting bins with plants are ways to move forward with drought tolerant and low maintenance gardening.
2 Wwg2 Soil Hydrozone Irrigation
The document discusses several principles of water-wise gardening including planning and designing landscapes for water conservation, improving soil quality, selecting drought-tolerant plants, grouping plants according to water needs, efficient irrigation methods, and good horticultural practices. It provides details on how soil type, rooting depth, evapotranspiration rates, and plant water demands influence irrigation management and recommends irrigating lawns in July every 4-5 days with 0.8-1 inch of water depending on soil conditions.
Xeriscape: Landscape Water Conservation - Guilford County, North Carolina
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Drought conditions can cause nursery crop producers to lose their entire crops if irrigation water becomes limited. This document provides recommendations for managing drought conditions in nursery crops, including container and field production. It discusses designing efficient irrigation systems, capturing and recycling irrigation runoff, grouping plants based on water needs, and adopting water conservation techniques like low-pressure irrigation and cyclic watering. The goal is to apply water uniformly and in the right amounts to ensure plant survival and growth during periods of limited water availability.
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- 1. Methods of plant growth/agriculture in Australia with less water
- 2. Drip Irrigation DRIP irrigation systems transport water directly to crop roots and can use up to 50 per cent less water than overhead irrigation. It is also a good choice to minimize fertilizer and nutrient loss due to localized application and reduced leaching. The initial cost of drip irrigation systems can be more than overhead systems, but when managed correctly the water application efficiency is high.
- 3. DESALINATION WITH the lack of high rainfall over the recent years, farmers are looking for new resources when it comes to locating water for irrigation. The use of groundwater has been a popular idea as you only use what you need. However groundwater can at times be highly saline, which is not suitable for livestock to drink. If bore water is available, farmers should look into a desalination plan for access to more water.
- 4. Compost Using composted mulch, including vegetable peelings, fruit waste, grass clippings and plant pruning's, adds nutrients to soil while conserving water. It helps with reducing evaporation and deep drainage and can be applied year round. It is advised that the best time is prior to summer, when soil evaporation is highest.
- 5. IRRIGATION SCHEDULING IRRIGATION scheduling determines when and how to irrigate based on how much water your crop has used. This can be evaluated by monitoring the soil moisture or by taking measurements of the crop itself.