recultivation

the recultivation of abandoned fields restored soil health and boosted yields within two seasons.

farmers began a recultivation program to bring fallow land back into productive use.

after the flood, careful recultivation efforts helped rebuild topsoil and prevent erosion.

the government funded recultivation projects aimed at reviving rural economies.

recultivation practices such as crop rotation reduced pests and improved long term fertility.

they prioritized recultivation work on degraded plots where productivity had collapsed.

community led recultivation of terrace farms protected the watershed and stabilized slopes.

recultivation measures included adding compost, improving drainage, and reseeding cover crops.

the recultivation plan set clear targets for acreage, timelines, and water use.

without proper recultivation, the land remained barren and vulnerable to dust storms.

scientists monitored recultivation results to assess biodiversity recovery and nutrient cycles.

successful recultivation of mined land required strict soil standards and ongoing maintenance.