Wet Feet Farming

Farming in wet areas presents unique challenges, but with the right strategies, it can be turned into an advantage. Wet feet farming focuses on selecting water-tolerant crops, improving drainage where needed, and implementing conservation practices that work with natural water cycles rather than against them.

• Use raised beds: Plant crops in raised beds to avoid waterlogged soils.
• Implement buffer strips: Plant grasses or shrubs along streams to absorb excess water and prevent erosion.

Improve drainage: Use natural drainage systems or install tile drains to manage moisture.