Course Content
Introduction
Defining Mountain and mountain agriculture, Basic issues of mountain agriculture and mountain specifities/ interlinkage/ imperatives
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Institutional policies/ strategies in mountain agricultural development
policy and partnership development of mountain, mountain specific programs and advocacy support
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Mountain livestock genetic diversity
characteristics and socio-economic importance, genetic improvement strategy for conservation
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Improving soil and crop productivity in mountain agriculture
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Learn Mountain Agriculture with Rahul
About Lesson

Riprap

  • stone pitching is done with vegetation inter-planted between the stones; usually on a gully floor
  • It is made from a variety of rock types, commonly granite or limestones, and occasionally concrete rubble from buildings.
  • Used to stabilize streambanks, provide in-stream channel stability, and provide a stable outlet.
  • Absorb and deflect the energy of waves before they reach the defended structure.
  • The vegetation like nilkanda, asura, saiiwan, simali etc are grown.
  • Riprap stone can be built at any time, but planting should be done before monsoon.
  • Slopes on which riprap is used to stabilize streambanks should be no steeper than 1.5:1.
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