Photos Ubuntu PhotoNews: Smallholder Farmers In Zimbabwe Embrace Conservation Agriculture To Combat Cl... 1 of 5 Anna Guwe in her Pfumvudza field in Chendambuya in Makoni District in Zimbabwe. Credit: FAOZimbabwe farmers have turned to conservation agriculture to outsmart poor rains caused by climate change Pfumvudza concept maximizes on a small piece of land with less agricultural inputs to produce good harvest. Credit: FAOFarmers learning about Pfumvudza concept in rural areas of Zimbabwe Mulching which is part of the Pfumvudza concept helps in water conservation ideal in drought-hit areas in rural Zimbabwe. Credit: FAOA mulched maize crop Pfumvudza concept is a zero tillage program that is considered cheap and time-saving by farmers. Credit: FAOFarmers preparing the land for Pfumvudza on zero tillage Land preparation for Pfumvudza concept is often done soon after harvest while some in winter and others in summer. Credit: FAO Farmers doing land preparation for Pfumvudza Share FacebookTwitterTelegramEmail Ubuntu PhotoNews: Smallholder Farmers In Zimbabwe Embrace Conservation Agriculture To Combat Climate Change By UbuntuTimes - November 4, 2020 261VIEWS MORE Photos Ubuntu PhotoNews: Nkrumahist Youth Urges Voter Boycott In Ghana Photos Ubuntu PhotoNews: Infrastructure Deficit Pose Flood Concerns in Dar es Salaam Photos Ubuntu PhotoNews: Child Labor In Zimbabwe Amid Pandemic Photos Ubuntu PhotoNews: Kenya’s Tea Farmers Prepare for Demand During Coronavirus Pandemic Photos Ubuntu PhotoNews: Plight of Tanzania’s Pregnant Schoolgirls
