Cambodia's Sustainable Agriculture Hinges on 'Healthy Soil'
Cambodia emphasizes that long-term food security depends not just on short-term yields, but on soil health and sustainability. Farmers employ various conservation methods against challenges like erosion and degradation, but understanding their effectiveness and limitations is crucial.
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