Inga Alley Cropping for your fruit forest

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Inga Alley Cropping for your fruit forest

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Inga Alley Cropping - Rainforest Saver

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Mature Inga Alley Pruned and regrown repeatedly. Mulch on ground. Honduras, CURLA Inga Alley being Pruned Mulch creates fertilized and weed-free growing condition for crops Pruned Inga Alley Firewood collected and Inga regrowing. Cameroon Young Maize Growing in Inga Alley Weed free environment created by Inga mulch Inga Alley Cropping Inga alley cropping is a […]

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