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Pictures of Growing Vegetables Near Rivers and in Desert Conditions.
Growing vegetables by Chinese farmers in China is the equivalent of growing vegetables by market gardeners in the western world. The methods of growing vegetables might differ but the end product is the same. They have the same reasons for growing vegetables; to supply the wholesale markets, or the stallholders or to sell directly to the customers. Chinese families will make use of even a small plot of land for growing vegetables because they value the importance of fresh food. Terraced hills, embankments of rivers are both used for growing vegetables. Any plot of level ground, however small, near countryside homes in China are likely to be used for growing vegetables.
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Growing vegetables by Chinese farmers in the desert-like conditions of Gansu province, is certainly a challenge. By using fresh well water in the growing of vegetables, the Chinese farmers change the color of the yellow earth to green. Growing vegetables in raised beds in Gansu enables the Chinese farmer to divert well water between the beds to irrigate the crops. |
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Growing vegetables in Gansu Province, where the land is mostly desert and mountains, is a challenge for the Chinese farmers, who irrigate the yellow earth with fresh well water. Sweetcorn, broadbeans, sunflowers and tomatoes are amongst the growing vegetables to be seen in their fields. Their method of growing vegetables in raised beds covered with polythene reduces the evaporation of the fresh well water, with which they irrigate their crops.
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Growing vegetables in raised beds with not a weed in sight. A small community in Longzhou, their village reached by ferry boat, had their own plots for growing vegetables. The vegetables planted in ordered rows included lettuce and root vegetables, the foliage of the growing vegetables in different shades of green, looking very fresh and healthy. |
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Raised beds for growing vegetables prepared by small community of Chinese people living near river in Longzhou. Chinese farmer walks past beds of growing vegetables protected by hedge including bamboo and banana trees. Newly planted plots of growing vegetables in raised beds of fertile land in Guangxi Province, China. |
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Boat people of Nanning earn their living by growing vegetables on banks of Yong Jiang river. Different vegetables growing in raised beds on banks of Yong Jiang river in Nanning. Growing vegetables in narrow plots looking like a patchwork quilt, on the banks of a river in Nanning. Chinese people in Nanning tend their plots of growing vegetables on the Yong Jiang river banks.
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New Chinese bridge over Yong Jiang river in Nanning where the river banks are used by the boat people for growing vegetables. Plots of land for growing vegetables tended by Chinese people in Nanning who live in River Boats. Different types of growing vegetables in raised beds of land on the Yong Jiang Nanning river banks.
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