Potimäändudel
Potimäändudel is a Finnish term that translates roughly to "potatoes on hills" or "hill potatoes." It refers to a traditional agricultural practice of planting potatoes in mounds or small hills rather than in flat rows. This method was historically common in Finland and other Northern European regions where soil conditions could be challenging.
The primary advantage of potimäändudel is improved drainage. By creating mounds, excess water can flow away
The technique involves digging a trench or furrow and then piling the soil up on either side