Tag: rice cultivation
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Farmers’ Perceptions of the Environmental Impact of Rice Cultivation in the Sudano-Sahel
Introduction Rice is a cornerstone crop for millions in the Sudano-Sahel region, providing nutrition and income for smallholder farmers. As climate variability and population pressure intensify, farmers are increasingly aware of how their field practices influence soil health, water use, biodiversity, and greenhouse gas emissions. This article synthesizes farmers’ perceptions of the environmental impacts of…
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Farmers’ Perceptions of the Environmental Impact of Rice Cultivation in the Sudano Region
Understanding Local Perceptions of Rice Cultivation In the Sudano region, rice farming stands as a crucial livelihood for many communities. While agronomists quantify environmental impacts in metrics like greenhouse gas emissions, water footprint, and soil degradation, farmers offer vital on‑the‑ground perspectives. Their perceptions shape risk management, adoption of sustainable practices, and community views on land…
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The Vully Rice Fields: A Biodiversity Haven
Introduction to the Vully Rice Fields The Vully rice fields in Switzerland are a remarkable example of how agriculture can thrive in harmony with nature. Located near the Broye Canal, these six hectares have transformed what was once a vast marshland into a vibrant ecosystem. With shimmering fields resembling lakes and lush greenery reminiscent of…
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Vully Rice Fields: A Biodiversity Oasis in Switzerland
Introduction to Vully’s Rice Fields In the heart of Switzerland, the Vully rice fields have emerged as a striking transformation of a vast marshland into a vibrant zone of biodiversity. Travelers are often captivated by rice fields that shimmer like lakes, showcasing vibrant green expanses reminiscent of tropical landscapes, whether in China or Vietnam. However,…
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The Transformation of Vully’s Rice Fields: A Biodiversity Success Story
Introduction to Vully’s Rice Fields Located between the stunning lakes of Morat and Neuchâtel, the rice fields of Vully are a breathtaking example of how agriculture can adapt to climate change. Over six hectares of these fields have converted a former marshland into a vibrant ecosystem, showcasing the potential for rice cultivation in Switzerland. A…