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Erosion control near Nkhata Bay

28 October 2021

Tiyeni’s erosion control project was featured on MBC news in September 2021. This steep and remote area southwest of Nkhata Bay has become a resounding example of the power of Deep Bed Farming. Contrary to initial fears that the farmed land was too steep, the enthusiastic farmer community has achieved really high yields.

The project is run by Tiyeni Field Officer, Hazel, who holds a BSc in Environmental Management and Diploma in Agriculture. The photos below show activities to control erosion taking place in October 2021.
With thanks to our volunteer, Alissa, for captioning the video.
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Marking a contour ridge and constructing a swale
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Constructing new Deep Beds
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Deepening a swale
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A swale belonging to a Deep Bed farmer
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  • About Us
    • What is Tiyeni?
    • Our history
    • Malawi: The warm heart of Africa
    • Meet the team
    • Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
  • Our work
    • The issues >
      • Climate change
      • Soil, water, and life
      • Multidimensional poverty
      • Dig deeper
    • What we do >
      • Smallholder farmer training
      • Deep Bed Farming
      • Lunyangwa Watershed Programme
      • Where we work
      • Collaborative working
      • Training materials
    • Presentations about Tiyeni
  • Our impact
    • Facts and figures
    • Testimonials and case studies
    • Research
    • Ministry of Agriculture approval
    • Sustainable Development Goals
  • Get involved
    • Join our cause
    • Fundraising
    • Corporate partnerships
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  • News
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