Rengasvuorotyö
Rengasvuorotyö, also known as ring dike construction, is a traditional method of land reclamation and agricultural development in Finland. This technique involves creating a series of interconnected dikes, or rengasvuoret, around a central area to control water levels and create a dry, arable land. The process typically begins with the construction of a primary dike, which is then surrounded by a series of secondary dikes. These secondary dikes are connected to the primary dike through sluices, allowing water to be drained or retained as needed.
The primary purpose of rengasvuorotyö is to create a stable, dry environment suitable for agriculture. By controlling
Rengasvuorotyö has been a cornerstone of Finnish agriculture for centuries, contributing significantly to the country's food
Despite its historical significance, rengasvuorotyö faces challenges in the modern era. Climate change, rising sea levels,