Disainikulud
Disainikulud is a Malagasy word that refers to a traditional method of subsistence farming practiced in Madagascar. It involves the cultivation of crops, primarily sweet potatoes and manioc, in a specific way that allows for the simultaneous growth of multiple harvests. This technique is used by farmers to maximize their yield and ensure a steady supply of food throughout the year.
The term "disainikulud" is derived from the Malagasy words "disainy" meaning to divide and "kulud" meaning land.
In disainikulud, farmers create a series of raised beds that are approximately one meter wide and two
The practice of disainikulud is particularly relevant to Madagascar's agricultural context, where soil quality and fertility