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Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Plastic mulching technology for enhanced yields.
Plastic mulching technology for enhanced yields. Farmers in drought stricken areas or with little rainfall are advised to adopt plastic mulching technology which is the practice of covering soil with polythene to make more favorable conditions for plant growth, development and efficient crop production.
Small-holder farmers can cut costs of irrigation and mechanization by adopting plastic mulching technology.
Ministry of Agriculture Extension officer Samuel Mburu says just like traditional organic mulch, which controls weeds and retained moisture content in soils, this method boosts harvests while reducing labor required in production process.
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