Youths complete attachments at Sausama and GuanafiuFarmer School
Posted on 17. Mar, 2010 by tonyj in Growing, Youth
Youths learn about glyricidia trees and their role in fixing nitrogen into the soil
10 youths 5 female and 5 male completed attachment program with Sausama Farmer School, Western Province & Gwaunafiu Farmer School, Malaita. The attachments focussed on soil Management. Methods covered include the use of gliricida for alley cropping, mulching and composting, crop roation and the use of legumes, use of animal manures and improved management of local kokorako.
For more information on youth attachments with KGA partner farmer schools please contact Mary Esekana
- DFAT FAMILY AT HOST VISITED KGA
- Handing Over Crop Protection Manual
- Dala and Geleabu Training – Malaita Province
- KGA Flood Recovery Response Program continues…
- Kastom Gaden Showcase Makira Banana Varieties
- KGA Members
- KGA New Board of Trustees
- Our Telekom Assist KGA to communicate with Farmers
- Naked neck chicken
- New varieties of Taro for isolated farmers
- Training of Trainers – Women & Nutritional Health
- Training Manuals – Livestock
- KGA’s Cofounder – Joini Tutua Dies
- Video for indigenous people on understanding climate change
-
KGA trains women in simple technology to reduce fire wood use in cooking
-
‘Go Local’ Banana Diversity Workshop
- Forest or bush foods important for food security
- Kiko stove training at OISCA training centre, Japan
- DFAT FAMILY AT HOST VISITED KGA
- KGA develops draft PGS guidelines
-
KGA business plan for PMN
- Training Manuals – Planting materials
