The Market on Highway 6, Siam Reap, Cambodia, August 2008
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Striving to make a living and eat during a slow economy, Cambodian farmers in Kandal province said this week they continue to use whatever pesticides they can affordably obtain and that they often spray without wearing protective masks and gloves. Cambodia's Ministry of Agriculture is running a campaign to increase awareness about pesticide use. More than 80 percent of Cambodia's 14 million people live in rural areas and heavily depend on farming. (Pich Samnang, Kandal province, VOA Khmer)
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www.permacultureplanet.com SRI (System of Rice Intensification) Farming is another great addition to the Permaculture designer's toolbox. Originally conceived in Madagascar, the system has spread throughout the world, with an increasing number of rice farmers adopting the organic techniques, which typically produce far higher yields than traditional rice farming. Meet Dr. Yang Saing Koma (who introduced SRI to Cambodia in 2000) and Uncle Mao as they guide us through the steps of SRI Farming. In Khmer language with English subtitles, this is a shortened version of the video originally created by Mind's Eye Productions for CEDAC (The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture). To discover more about CEDAC and the ongoing work of Dr. Yang Saing Koma, please visit www.cedac.org.kh For more information about Permaculture, please visit www.permacultureplanet.com The full version of the video can be seen in 5 parts on HermitCaveFilms' Youtube channel www.youtube.com
Tags :SRI, rice, permaculture, cambodia, khmer, organic, mulch, water, seed saving, neem

This will show you how nany types of rice seeds, how to take care the young green rice stalks before replanting, and how to control the water level in the rice paddy.
Tags :2012Jan11:, Rice, Farming, in, Cambodia.Today

A farmer cannot survive without land. Farmers in the Cambodian village of Chi Kreng were chased from their land. Thisvideo is part of the Amnesty International www.SlumStories.org project. An online videochannel about the life in slums in different parts of the world. All videos can be watched with English, Arab, French, Spanish, German and Dutch subtitles.
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SoilBio1 - Best fertilizer for Rubber Tree: Inscrease DRC, Reduce Disease & Insect, Extend latex production period. Try it, You will want to use it. Enrich your soil with SoilBio1, and it will: - Increase Soil fertility. - Improve soil water infiltration & Retention. - Increase latex...
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Fishing for the Future is a short film documentary elaborating one of components of the FAO European Union (EU) Food Facility Project activities in Cambodia. The film captures own-family-fish-pond culture which the project has been supported through provision of fingerlings, prawn larvae, lime and training to Cambodian farmers. The film also features community fish refuge ponds which the project supports through rehabilitation and committee set up and training. The FAO European Union Food Facility Project entitled "Improve the food security of farming families affected by volatile food prices", funded by the European Union, aims at reducing the effects of volatile food prices through the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The project focuses on sustainable increase in productivity, improved access to agricultural inputs and services, diversification in production and consumption, improved feeding family feeding practices and resources management.
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PROLINNOVA is a global learning network that promotes local innovation led by small-scale farmers in sustainable agriculture and management of natural resources. Launched in 2001, PROLINNOVA is active in 17 developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. PROLINNOVA partners support farmer-led research and development that improves livelihoods and food security of the rural poor. This, in turn, helps the farmers take better care of their land, animal and water resources. This video film captures highlights of the work of PROLINNOVA partnership in in Cambodia. It looks at how PROLINNOVA partners have built links between schools of agriculture and farmer innovators, and nurtured links with provincial departments of agriculture in promoting participatory innovation development. Other films in this series profile PROLINNOVA partners' work in Niger and South Africa, while a global film overview film looks at a decade of accomplishments by the network and considers new challenges. See French synopsis at: bit.ly
Tags :Asia Pacific, Agriculture, Climate change, Food and nutrition, Food security, Freshwater, Natural resource management, Science and technology, PROLINNOVA, Cambodia, feeding 7 billion, farmer led innovation, agricultural research

In Kompong Chan province, Cambodia, people can farm turmeric on the shared land with rubber trees. Both turmeric and rubber can share their environment with each other. Before farming turmeric, you can need to use dried leaves or plants to conver the soil. After they get wet, they will become special fertilizers to benefit the turmeric.
Tags :2011Dec16:, Cambodian, Corner, of, Ideas:, Turmeric, Farming, (ដំណាំរមៀត)

The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is an organic method of increasing the yield of rice. The method was developed in the 1980s by Henri de Laulanie in Madagascar. The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) was set up in August 1997 to develop sustainable agriculture and rural development in Cambodia. CEDAC introduced SRI in 1999, and director Dr. Yang Saing Koma experimented with the method on his own farm in 2000. Later that year, 28 farmers volunteered to test SRI. There are now more than 100000 farmers using the SRI system. In the first part of this series, you will learn about preparing the rice seeds for planting using the SRI method. For more information about SRI farming in Cambodia and the work of CEDAC, please visit www.cedac.org.kh
Tags :SRI, Cambodia, Khmer, rice, intensive, farming, seeds, Kampuchea, neem

The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is an organic method of increasing the yield of rice. The method was developed in the 1980s by Henri de Laulanie in Madagascar. The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) was set up in August 1997 to develop sustainable agriculture and rural development in Cambodia. CEDAC introduced SRI in 1999, and director Dr. Yang Saing Koma experimented with the method on his own farm in 2000. Later that year, 28 farmers volunteered to test SRI. There are now more than 100000 farmers using the SRI system. In the second part of this series, you will learn about making organic fertiliser and preparing the seed bed for planting using the SRI method. For more information about SRI farming in Cambodia and the work of CEDAC, please visit www.cedac.org.kh
Tags :SRI, Cambodia, Kampuchea, Khmer, rice, intensive, farming, seeds, mulch, organic, fertiliser

SoilBio1 - Best fertilizer for Rice: Increase Yield, Reduce Insect & Disease, Improve rice grain quality. Try it, You will want to use it. Enrich your soil with SoilBio1, and it will: - Increase Soil fertility. - Improve soil water infiltration & Retention. - Increase rice production. - Improve rice grain quality.. - Allow the use of water well without damange. - Help balance soil pH. - Reduce Disease & Insect such as: - Brown Planthoppers. - Worms - Rice Leafrollers. - Rice Blast - Fungus. - Reduce fertilizer & maintenance cost. - Sustainable & Profitable agriculture. Please contact us at: UNG Agriculture, Inc. - www.ungagri.com - phone 012-246-663 (Cam) 012-546-423 (Cam) 972-514-9005 (USA)
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The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is an organic method of increasing the yield of rice. The method was developed in the 1980s by Henri de Laulanie in Madagascar. The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) was set up in August 1997 to develop sustainable agriculture and rural development in Cambodia. CEDAC introduced SRI in 1999, and director Dr. Yang Saing Koma experimented with the method on his own farm in 2000. Later that year, 28 farmers volunteered to test SRI. There are now more than 100000 farmers using the SRI system. In the third part of this series, you will learn about preparing the rice paddy, transplanting seedlings, and weeding, using the SRI method. For more information about SRI farming in Cambodia and the work of CEDAC, please visit www.cedac.org.kh
Tags :Cambodia, Kampuchea, Khmer, rice, farming, transplanting, paddy, weeding

The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is an organic method of increasing the yield of rice. The method was developed in the 1980s by Henri de Laulanie in Madagascar. The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) was set up in August 1997 to develop sustainable agriculture and rural development in Cambodia. CEDAC introduced SRI in 1999, and director Dr. Yang Saing Koma experimented with the method on his own farm in 2000. Later that year, 28 farmers volunteered to test SRI. There are now more than 100000 farmers using the SRI system. In the fourth part of this series, you will learn about water management and harvesting rice using the SRI method. For more information about SRI farming in Cambodia and the work of CEDAC, please visit www.cedac.org.kh
Tags :Cambodia, Kampuchea, Khmer, rice, farming, intensive, water, harvest

SoilBio1 - Best fertilizer for Black Pepper: Increase Yield, Reduce Disease & Insect, Improve pepper quality. Try it, You will want to use it. Enrich your soil with SoilBio1, and it will: - Increase Soil fertility. - Improve soil water infiltration & Retention. - Increase black pepper...
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My colleague and I had paid our visit to the Demonstration Farm on "Direct Mulching Cropping Cultivation" (DMC) or so-called zero-tillage farming.
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SoilBio1 - Best fertilizer for Corn: Reduce Disease & Insect, Increase corn production, Improve kernel quality. Try it, You will want to use it. Enrich your soil with SoilBio1, and it will: - Increase Soil fertility. - Improve soil water infiltration & Retention. - Increase corn production....
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Michel Marty, the first expatriate to set a bio farm in Cambodia (1997), did also a fishfarm, chicken farm.
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The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is an organic method of increasing the yield of rice. The method was developed in the 1980s by Henri de Laulanie in Madagascar. The Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) was set up in August 1997 to develop sustainable agriculture and rural development in Cambodia. CEDAC introduced SRI in 1999, and director Dr. Yang Saing Koma experimented with the method on his own farm in 2000. Later that year, 28 farmers volunteered to test SRI. There are now more than 100000 farmers using the SRI system. In the fifth and final part of this series, you will meet some of the farmers who have been using the SRI method, aswell as the thoughts of Dr. Yang Saing Koma, the man responsible for introducing SRI to Cambodia. For more information about SRI farming in Cambodia and the work of CEDAC, please visit www.cedac.org.kh
Tags :Cambodia, Kampuchea, Khmer, rice, intensive, farming, Yang Saing koma

found in the Floating Village Tourist Centre
Tags :floating, village, Tonle, Sap, Lake, Siem, Reap, Cambodia