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I am looking for answers to this question that do not include adding anything but methods for rotation cycles about how long to leave the goats on one area before moving them to the next, and so on. I will consider working pigs, turkeys, chickens or other animals into the rotations. But, I have heard that you can do this without adding anything but the animals and good stewardship/range management. Permaculture answers are preferred. I think this could save civilization.
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How do you get higher fertile in a meadow on Howrse?
This is what the Howrse E.C. help recommend (The answer was long so I picked what I thought was the most important): To restore fertility, you must let the meadow lie fallow. However, the meadow can only be restored up to its fertility level at the time of purchase. A meadow that was not fertile to start with will therefore never reach 100%.The fertility of a meadow increases by 1% for each day that it lies fallow in spring or fall, by 3% in summer, and by 0.2% in winter. Land that lies fallow in winter will only slightly increase in fertility.
Why do people who live in over populated countries use plants as their main source of food?
What else is there to eat? Raising meat requires significantly more land and resources than raising crops.
How do sea and land location affect climate?
Vegetation and land cover can affect climate. How? When the temperatures of the land increase, changing the climate.
What are 3 things that will happen if global warming will keep continuing?
Warmer weather will melt land ice, raising sea levels and flooding coastal cities like Miami.Famines will increase when crops fail, particularly in Africa.Animal, bird and insect habitats will change, forcing them to move, adapt or die out.
What does the land elevation do moving inland?
It may increase or decrease.
What you do to increase the fertility of a land?
You can increase the fertility of land by spreading soil rich in nutrients and/or organic matter like manure (in small amounts).
What type of education did Athenian girls receive?
They learnt in the home housekeeping, raising children, working in the land raising vegetables, chickens, livestock, milking goats and so on. They also learnt to supervise family slaves.
Why is cattle farming used in Scotland?
Why not? The land and climate in Scotland isn't the greatest for growing crops, but it is perfect for raising livestock like cattle, sheep and goats.
What are the disadvantage of increasing fertility?
If you continue to grow one type of crop repeatedly then the land may face lacking of fertility. To increase fertility, try to grow different crops one after another. if so then u will never face any infertility.
What do you call a field when it is not in use?
Fallow is the term we use to describe land that is left unsown or uncultivated. That is done to help restore the fertility of the land.Fallow is the term we use to describe land that is left unsown or uncultivated. That is done to help restore the fertility of the land.Fallow is the term we use to describe land that is left unsown or uncultivated. That is done to help restore the fertility of the land.Fallow is the term we use to describe land that is left unsown or uncultivated. That is done to help restore the fertility of the land.
Where did Hera control as land?
Nowhere. She was the goddess of marriage and fertility.
How do you get higher fertile in a meadow on Howrse?
This is what the Howrse E.C. help recommend (The answer was long so I picked what I thought was the most important): To restore fertility, you must let the meadow lie fallow. However, the meadow can only be restored up to its fertility level at the time of purchase. A meadow that was not fertile to start with will therefore never reach 100%.The fertility of a meadow increases by 1% for each day that it lies fallow in spring or fall, by 3% in summer, and by 0.2% in winter. Land that lies fallow in winter will only slightly increase in fertility.
What was Khnum responsible for?
he controlled the flooding of the nile which gave the land fertility
Is South Africa a farmland?
South Africa is a country, most of it is arid and cannot be used for arible agriculture/ farming, although it can be used for raising sheep and goats, and in certain regions wheat. There is a narrow strip of arable land that extends from the south up the east coast of the country this is probably the most productive farming land in the country.
What is the increase in land mass by ice in Antarctica?
Ice does not increase land mass.
Which was a large push factor for Greeks to expand?
Fertility of their people, infertility of their land.
What animals live in Oceania?
aquatic land mammals pigs goats lizards
