Kitchen garden objectives, importance and economy of kitchen gardening By M...Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Kitchen garden objectives, importance and economy of kitchen gardening By Mr Allah Dad Khan Agriculture Consultant KPK Pakistan In Training of Kitchen Gardening
Discover the many benefits of gardening indoors, from extending the growing season, improved mental and cognitive health, air purification and more! This presentation is rich with in-depth information on specific plants and broad concepts for indoor gardening.
Kitchen garden objectives, importance and economy of kitchen gardening By M...Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Kitchen garden objectives, importance and economy of kitchen gardening By Mr Allah Dad Khan Agriculture Consultant KPK Pakistan In Training of Kitchen Gardening
Discover the many benefits of gardening indoors, from extending the growing season, improved mental and cognitive health, air purification and more! This presentation is rich with in-depth information on specific plants and broad concepts for indoor gardening.
EVERYTHING UNDER PLANNING AND SEETING UP OF AN ORCHARD. A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR HORTICULTURE STUDENTS. VARIOUS PLANTING SYSTEMS, THEIR ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES.
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This is the presentation created for the class I offered on June 3, 2015 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
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EVERYTHING UNDER PLANNING AND SEETING UP OF AN ORCHARD. A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR HORTICULTURE STUDENTS. VARIOUS PLANTING SYSTEMS, THEIR ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES.
Space is a concern for every urban gardener. You can take your garden to the next level, or start one where you had not thought it was possible! We'll survey growing techniques for vertical surfaces both indoor and out-from vine veneers to living walls. Learn about a variety of vertical planting systems and the appropriate plants for each.
This is the presentation created for the class I offered on June 3, 2015 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
https://classes.bbg.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=15SGBVGG
Designed for use as a component of a treatment program such as occupational therapy, physical therapy or horticultural therapy programs.
Designed to meet the needs of a specific user or population.
Presentation during the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) Seminar Series on March 23, 2017 at RDMIC Bldg., cor. Visayas Ave., Elliptical Rd., Diliman, Quezon City
81 .Kitchen gardening ( making garden) A Series of Lectures By Mr. Allah Dad ...Mr.Allah Dad Khan
A Series of Lectures By Mr. Allah Dad Khan Former DG Agriculture Extension KPK , Provincial Project Director CMP II MINFAl Islamabad and Visiting Professor the University of Agriculture Peshawar Pakistan
77. Kitchen gardening( poverty alleviation) A Series of Lectures By Mr. Allah...Mr.Allah Dad Khan
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Kitchen garden what is kitchen gardening By Mr Allah Dad Khan Agriculture Consultant KPK Pakistan In Training of Kitchen Gardening
1.
2. What is Kitchen
Gardening
A Training Presentation
By
Mr. Allah Dad Khan
Agriculture Consultant
KPK Province Pakistan
3. What is Kitchen Gardening?
A kitchen garden is where herbs and vegetables are grown around
the house for household use. Since early times a small plot near to
the house has been used for growing a variety of vegetables
according to the season. Local varieties such as radish, broad leaf
mustard, chilli, beans, pumpkins etc. are all grown in the kitchen
garden.
4. Why make a Kitchen Garden ?
1. For people to stay healthy it's very important to have a healthy
diet. A healthy diet means a balanced mix of bread,rice,,
pulses, vegetables, herbs, fruit etc.
2. Vegetables are a very important part of a good diet as they
contain various nutrients for many body functions. For
growing, energy and protection against disease, vegetables play
an essential role.
3. Vegetables are especially important for the young, and for
pregnant and nursing women.
5. Benefits of the Kitchen Garden
to grow healthy, fresh vegetables yourself;
to save the cost of buying vegetables and herbs;
waste resources such as sweepings, kitchen scraps and dirty
water can be recycled onto the garden;
wasteland around the house can be made productive
6. How to make a Kitchen Garden ?
Because there's often no tradition of kitchen gardens, many people can't grow
the vegetables they need for a good diet. Or they spend lots of money on
vegetables, or their health suffers from lack of vegetables. It may be that you
haven't been able to make a kitchen garden. There are several reasons why it
may be difficult to make a kitchen garden, or if you have made one, it is not
successful. For example:
pests, diseases or livestock have destroyed the crop
no good seed or seedlings;
lack of space;
lack of water;
lack of fertility;
no spare time;
lack of the right skills
7. Beneficial Connections in the
Kitchen Garden
i. collecting waste water
ii. home nursery (hot bed, fruit nursery, etc.)
iii. living fence
iv. vegetable beds
v. livestock stall
vi. sweepings pit
vii. air nursery
viii. fence (not living)
ix. liquid manure
8. How to make the work easier in
the Kitchen Garden
1. domestic waste water
2. collection ash, water, hair, etc. composting resources from the
house to the land
3. seeds from the garden to house and from house to garden
4. sweepings from the house and courtyard
5. waste water used for irrigation in the kitchen garden
6. use of compost
7. liquid manure also used to control pests and disease
8. fodder from the land and live fence, and compost returned to the
land
9. mulch material from the live fence and edges
10. vegetables etc. from the kitchen garden to the house
9. Things to pay attention to
To make and manage a kitchen garden easily, and to give best
production, the following things are important :-
1.Site Selection
2.Protection
3.Water Management
4.Fertility
5.Seed and seedling
6.Design of the Garden
Good management of the garden needs knowledge of all these. Then we
can make our kitchen garden more successful.
10. 1. Site selection
If you already have a kitchen garden you may not need to choose a
new site, it's enough to improve the old site. If you are making a new
garden, there are many factors to consider. For example :-
how to protect from livestock ?
how can you bring water to the site and distribute it ?
how is the soil ? How can the fertility needs be managed ?
where is the sunlight coming from ?
how can the area be accessed easily from the house ?
When these issues are considered, the best site can be chosen and the
work of making the garden will be easier.
11. 2. Protection
A. The kitchen garden area needs protection from the very start. It
should not be possible for livestock to enter the area. A
permanent fence should be made.
B. Thorny plants can be cut and used to make a fence, but the
best method is to plant a living fence to protect the garden.
C. Then, the crops within the garden will also need protection
from damage by many types of pest and disease. There are
many ways to do this.
D. Mixed cropping, rotations, liquid manure, etc. are all ways of
protecting crops. There is more information about crop
protection in the chapter Integrated Pest Management.
12. 3. Water Management
It is important to provide enough moisture for the kitchen
garden. There are many ways of conserving and increasing the
moisture available. For example :
Mulching : prevents the wind and sun drying the bare soil;
Green Manures : also cover the soil, and so help in conserving
water; Windbreak : wind will dry out the soil, so stopping the
wind helps to conserve soil moisture;
13. 4.Provide shade
In the hot season trees can provide shade to the kitchen garden.
A few small trees, such as, mulberry, Moringa (drumstick),
Persian lilac, or even fruit trees in the fence or within the
garden can be used for this.
As well as giving shade, these trees can also provide other
benefits, such as firewood, fodder or mulch material
Mist collection : mist collects on the leaves of trees around and
within the kitchen garden, and drips onto the soil to provide
extra moisture.
14. 5.Irrigation :
if there is no irrigation for main food crops, it is likely that
there is also not enough water to irrigate the kitchen garden. But
if the above methods are used, then more water is conserved and
so less is needed. Collecting and using waste water from the
kitchen can be enough to water the garden. Also, direct water
from communal tapstands can be used on kitchen gardens.
15.
16. 6. Fertility
All farmers know that without fertility in the soil, crops won't
grow. But fertility can be as limited as water. If there isn't
enough compost for the field crops, it can't be taken and used for
the kitchen garden. So our kitchen garden needs to be self
reliant for fertility. Suggestions for sources of fertility are given
below :
Sweepings pit :- by collecting everyday sweepings from the
house and yard in one place, you can make enough compost for
the kitchen garden
17. 6.Fertility
Liquid manure :- liquid manure made in a pit or a drum gives
nutrients to the plants as well as protecting them from pests and
diseases
Mulching :- putting a thick layer of biomass mixed with
compost on the soil helps to increase fertility
Green manures :- sowing seeds of green manure helps to protect
the soil and gives extra fertility for more production
18. 6.Fertility
Legumes :- planting legumes such as peas, beans, Sesbania, sun
hemp, etc., provides extra nitrogen to the soil which is good for
other crops
Other sources :- ash, oil seed cake, hair etc. are all resources
which can be added to the soil to increase fertility, as well as
helping to prevent pests and disease
19.
20. 7. Seeds and Seedlings
1. A kitchen garden can provide very good food from local,
traditional vegetables, and it's important not to lose these local
varieties.
2. However, sometimes farmers are also interested to try new
varieties. So it's very important to save and protect any good
seed - this is the farmer's responsibility.
3. Information about seed saving is given in the Seed Saving
chapter.
4. From good seed, it is important to be able to raise good, healthy
seedlings for transplanting into the kitchen garden
21. 8. Garden Design
a) If seeds and seedlings are planted too wide apart, much of the
space in between goes to waste, where weeds will grow. Weeds use
precious water and compost, and cause extra work to keep clear.
b) You also have to work harder to replace the water and compost
which are lost to the weeds. This is why it's best to plant vegetables
densely.
c) But if only one type of vegetable is planted densely, it will compete
with itself for space above and below ground, and so not be a good
crop.
d) So it's better to plant a mix of small and large types, to make
different layers of crops on the same bed. These will also have
different layers of roots in the soil.
e) This means many plants can be grown in a small space, but there
is no competition between crops for space, water and nutrients
22. 9.Garden Maintenance
Sun and rain willing, fast growers such as radishes and salad
greens will begin to produce crops as early as 20 to 30 days after
planting. Check on them regularly so you get to harvest them before
someone else does.
In my garden, those “someones” include everything from the tiniest
of bacteria to the largest of raccoons. Various protective barriers
and organic products can deter pests and diseases, and if you have
trouble with rabbits, deer or other four-legged critters, your best
defense may be a garden fence.
23. 10.Succession Planting: Plant Now
and Later
Getting the most pleasure and production from your garden comes from
learning the beauty of succession planting. Rather than trying to “get your
garden in” during one busy weekend, space your planting out over the course
of several weeks by using short rows. Every time you harvest a row or pull one
out that has stopped producing, try to plant a new one. Succession plantings
lead to succession harvests spread out over several months — one of the key
characteristics of a kitchen garden.