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Production of FYM may demand farmers to keep large numbers of cattle thereby contributing to overgrazing At least 2,500 hectares of vulnerable agricultural land under sustainable community land management practice and reduced impact on adjacent Adoption of sustainable of forests and agricultural in non-core wildlife habitats and engage local communities as conservation stewards Introduction of vegetables may sometimes involve introduction of exotic species therefore disturbances to natural local ecosystem Mono-cultural agricultural can degradation of land/soil fertility and less resistance to pest and diseases Use of pesticides, fertilizer and herbicides in the high altitudes have negative impact Induce the use of exotic and genetically modified agricultural seeds Improved sustainable land management practices through informed decisions that will improve protection of critical and forest resources Reduced impacts to the adjacent forest Erosion of local communities value, customs and practices due introduction of new and possibly permanent agricultural practices as the local communities have always been nomadic culture Improved and diversified agricultural and forest products Exclude from the project any pesticides that are classified as class I,IIa, and IIb by WHO Develop Pest Management Plans to manage the use of pesticides within ecologically acceptable levels, as well as within health and safety standards Apply chemical pesticides at low limits and encourage farmers at lower altitude to use bio-digester as developed and tested by National Organic Programme - Encourage the farmers to use the seeds provided by druk seed corporation and agriculture extension agents Promote worm composting or vermiculture with specific skill development through farmers training Promote regeneration of degenerated forest lands outside of protected areas Planning and operation Local community, Gewog Park Office Gewog Agriculture Extension Agent, Dzongkhag Agriculture Officer, NPPC, RDC, Druk Seed Corporation
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