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Grass Farming Plants Resilience in Rural Kenya 

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Hope in the Face of Climate Change: A Reassuring Tale of Community Resilience in Kenya's Kerio Valley Basin. In the midst of challenging news, the story of a locally-led adaptation project offers a glimmer of hope.
In this lower-land area, residents face the devastating effects of soil erosion and the risk of rock falls, mudslides, gully erosion, landslides, and flooding. But with the help of the Konyasoi Vetiver Network, the community is adapting through regenerative agriculture, preventing topsoil loss, restoring soil health, boosting biodiversity, and enhancing water retention.
Watch on to find out more about this inspiring story of local adaptation and resilience.
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@bacilluscereus1299
@bacilluscereus1299 Год назад
Vetiver Grass for erosion, its an under-utilized technique. Perhaps California could learn from this project, to control the copious water from the atmospheric river phenomenon. The strips of grass can be cultivated in so many locations.
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Thank you for taking the time to leave this informative comment. It's always great to receive feedback, and I completely agree that the cultivation of Vetiver grass can be an effective technique in many different locations for controlling erosion. Lets pass on the message!!
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