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When tillage combined with the soil conservation biopori hole will go well, because the water that originally infiltrated difficult it will be easier to seep down. Biopori a hole made with a diameter of 10 cm and depth of 100 cm covered / filled organic waste which serves to trap / catch / hold water flowing around it so it ...

Damage to land or lots of land degradation in dry land, especially in parts of the planted crops and smallholder agriculture. Degradation of land because land is often open by the work of tilling and weeding clean so easily eroded soil. The utilization of barren land into agriculture is not economical because productivity is so low. Until now, efforts to ...

According to Mathieson and Wall (in Gunn, 1994), tourism is the temporary movement of people to destinations outside the normal workplace and residence, the activities carried out during their stay at the destination, and the facility was created to meet their needs. While the World Tourism Organization (2011), defines travel as a social phenomenon, cultural and economic mobility requirements of ...

Within a year, there should be rotation between plants that are not able to produce a lot of green materials such as soybeans and green beans with plants that can produce a lot of material Iebih seperli forage maize and sorghum. Kenyatan shows that in densely populated areas like watersheds in Java, the attempt to restore the land to waste ...

Community participation is essential for the management of a watershed, not only in infrastructure, but through the efficient use of water around the watershed both for irrigation and domestic, manufacture wells infiltration in every housing / estates, creating containers rainfall, prevention of erosion on agricultural land by building terraces and planting trees with economic value which will benefit the Watershed ...

Alley cropping very well be applied on dry land. Type of legume plants commonly used are Flemingia congesta, Glericidea sepium, Teprosia candida, and Caliandra. Alley cropping (alley croping) is a system in which crops are planted in the hallway (alley) between rows of hedges. Clipping of hedgerows used as mulch that is expected to contribute to the plant nutrients, especially ...