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	<title>Comments on: More potatoes</title>
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		<title>By: Zekom</title>
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		<description>See a rough stretch of wilderness just above the farmer in the middle of this photograph? In Sri lanka, where rain-water harvesting has been practiced for centuries, one finds a small earthen pond in such a position. Apart from using the pond for irrigation when monsoon rain is late, the pond&#039;s seepage into the ground water system below moistens the soil, helps break down organic matters, prevents loss of top soil, etc., and raises land productivity significantly. &lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Our country has had the blessing of ample monsoon rains.  But, the global warming &amp; climate change will bring extremes of wheather. Rain-water harvesting is now back at the frontier of human knowledge, and is rapidly becoming a good practice in farms as well as cities of Europe, America and Japan.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Let&#039;s not forget the advantage of being a late-comer.  Let&#039;s learn from successes, and mistakes too, of other nations around the world!</description>
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<p>Our country has had the blessing of ample monsoon rains.  But, the global warming &amp; climate change will bring extremes of wheather. Rain-water harvesting is now back at the frontier of human knowledge, and is rapidly becoming a good practice in farms as well as cities of Europe, America and Japan.</p>
<p>Let&#39;s not forget the advantage of being a late-comer.  Let&#39;s learn from successes, and mistakes too, of other nations around the world!</p>
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