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
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Erosion control measures for non-agricultural land

a) Contoured and staggered trench for hill slopes; Suitable erosion control in hills Adopted for hill slopes >20%.

 

b) Gully control:

  • Gully erosion usually starts as small rills and then develops into deeper crevices or Ravines in extreme cases.
  • It can be controlled by check dams which may be permanent, semi-permanent, or temporary.
  • Temporary check dams are usually made up of brushwood, wire, and poles or loose rocks.
  • Semi-permanent check dams can be earthen dams, Gabion structures, etc.
  • Permanent check dams are concrete and masonry structures.

 

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