How to restore highly degraded lands

A brief on how rocks maybe utilised to protect existing stumps from browsing and allow regeneration
15 Sep 2009
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In places where the land is too degraded for agriculture and the soil is too shallow for bunding, rocks can be used to protect existing stumps from browsing and allow regeneration. Rock fences can also be used to protect areas planted with fodder species. Hardy, drought tolerant trees such as neem, tamarind, custard apple, acacia, and eucalyptus can be planted. After a few years, the trees and fodder will yield income.

Restoring Highly Degraded Lands

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