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How to minimise moisture loss in farms and maximise crop yields

An FMD tractor at work. In the wake of climate change, the organisation says the current traditional methods of inverting the soil with several passes of a harrow thereafter, results in unnecessary moisture loss and soil degradation.

A UN body has called for need for farmers to embrace a tilling method that leads to minimum moisture loss.

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