Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Farmer-Peter-Malu-in-Makueni-County-in-Kenya-27MZIFJJVFQUG.htmlConceptually similarCabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQELBCompleted★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQEKXCompleted★★★★Cabbage at Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQEL5Completed★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQELDCompleted★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQELHCompleted★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQELTCompleted★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQELXCompleted★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQEM2Completed★★★★Cabbage Farm in Makueni County in KenyaGP0STQEM3Completed★★★★View AllGP0STQELFFarmer Peter Malu in Makueni County in KenyaPeter Malu in his small scale cabbage farm in Kyandue, Kilome, Makueni county.As a means of adapting to climate change, farmers in Makueni county, like Peter Malu, are innovatively using sand dams and small dams to harvest and store water for irrigation.The stored water comes in handy during the sunny and hot seasons when the rains are erratic. His cabbages never lack water and he can harvest all year round because of this affordable water saving mechanism. He also uses ecological farming practices like zai pits, mulching and plants value trees like paws to diversify his income.Locations:Africa-Kenya-Makueni CountyDate:18 Sep, 2015Credit:© Paul Basweti / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2838px X 1897pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Climate change impacts-Day-Ecological farming-Farmers-Farms-KWCI (GPI)-One person-Outdoors-SAGE (campaign title)-VegetablesShoot:Resilient Farmers in KenyaGreenpeace visits farmers that have successfully adopted practices (diversification, agroforestry, water harvesting) that help them cope and mitigate the effects of weather extremes and climate change in the areas where they do their farming. Some of these practices fall within the definition of ecological farming.This shoot includes images of two farmers, one from Kirinyaga County practicing conventional agriculture methods involving the use of chemicals, and one from Makueni county, using water harvesting and other ecological farming practices like zap pits and mulching.