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Terrace gardening - An excellent manoeuvre for self-sufficiency of food in the cities?

by Ajaya Poudel | 07-05-2020 13:10 recommendations 1

With the ever-increasing demand of food due to the ever-increasing human population, there is an immense threat to the food security of the people around the world. In addition, the current COVID-19 pandemic has been a curse to the field of Agriculture and is bound to increase the risk of food security to a much greater extent.
In times like these, one must be ready to face and determined to do anything possible to tackle the present and the future possible problem of food security. Acknowledging these facts, one can grow their own organic and healthy food to achieve self-sufficiency even if they live in cities where agricultural land is scarce with minimum investment and simply utilizing the waste materials like plastic bottles, tin and plastic paint boxes, old drinking water jars, unused rice sacks, poly pots, dokos and thunses, etc. to cultivate different vegetables, fruits and spices like Bottle gourd, Ridge gourd, sponge gourd, Bitter gourd, cucumber, okra, chillies, ginger, potato garlic, onion, spearmint, coriander, strawberry, watermelon, cowpea, beans and many more according to the season and spaces available at home in their very own terrace.
This concept of Terrace kitchen gardening also utilizes biodegradable kitchen wastes to create compost that can be utilized to fertilize the soil used and a healthy and green environment along with the preservation of biodiversity at ones's home itself besides aiding to maintain food security.
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Here are some pictures indicating the initiatives I took to achieve self-sufficiency for food at my home:
Spearmint Bottle Gourd Cucumber and Bitter gourd Strawberry Sponge gourd, Bottle Gourd Cucumber, Tomato, Cowpea Chilli Cucumber

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8 Comments

  • Sudha Bhandari says :
    Something to be learned thank you Ajaya for sharing
    Posted 16-05-2020 01:13

  • Bal krishna Pandey says :
    Hello, Its me Bal krishna from Nepal
    I hope you are doing well.
    thanks for this amazing content.
    I hope to learn more from you
    keep inspiring fellow ambassadors and members.
    green cheers
    stay safe
    Posted 13-05-2020 18:36

  • Asmita Bhusal says :
    Wow, that's great initiative Ajaya!!
    Keep going and thanks for sharing the great idea!!

    Posted 09-05-2020 15:21

  • Sudha Bhandari says :
    Hello Ajaya,
    That's really great
    Reuse of plastic for terrace gardening solves the problem of environment and food security too.
    Thanks for sharing
    Regards
    Sudha
    Posted 09-05-2020 10:19

  • Asmita Gaire says :
    Greetings ajay
    I hope you are doing well.
    Terrace gardening is something that is highly admired in the scenario of urbanization.
    Thank you so much for this report.
    Green cheers
    Regards
    Asmita Gaire
    Posted 08-05-2020 15:03

Sonika Pariyar

  • Sonika Pariyar says :
    Hello Ajaya!!

    I hope you are doing great!

    Terrace farming is one of the best way to utilized area,kitchen waste as well as fulfill family need of vegetables.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Keep on sharing!

    GREEN CHEERS!

    Regards,

    Sonika
    Posted 07-05-2020 14:05

  • Meena Pandey says :
    Hello Ajaya!!

    I hope yo are fine and doing great.
    I like the way you use plastic materials in terrace gardening.

    It fulfills vegetables demand in a way and also used to plant ornamental plants.

    Keep writing and shining.

    Hope to know more from you.

    Warm regards,
    Meena

    GREEN CHEERS
    Posted 07-05-2020 13:19

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