tekkemehhanismide
Tekkemehhanismide is a term used to describe a traditional system of farming that originated in the Ethiopian Highlands. This ancient agricultural practice is still practiced by various communities in the region, particularly in the northern parts of the country.
The term "tekkemehhanismide" roughly translates to "rain-fed farming" in Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia. This
Tekkemehhanismide is characterized by its traditional crop mix, which includes a combination of cereals, pulses, and
One of the most interesting aspects of tekkemehhanismide is the emphasis on community involvement and cooperation.
In recent years, tekkemehhanismide has gained international recognition for its innovative approaches to ecological sustainability and