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The Pima Peoples- Omukazi Pima Orikushemeza
He decided organic matter could increase his overall objectives. he would dig deep holes fill them with straw and horse manure in a 600 square foot section measured. In each corner a large hole filled with manure. in the center he would dig a hole fill it with straw and horse manure such then would be the sounding function to starting a new garden. a Culverts in culvert system was developed to tackle the scarcity of water problem. it looked like something someone would use to describe an alien ship. Deepest in the center an circle with pie like dividers that lead center. filled and lined. The lining using heavy duty plastics and stones drilled holes in the culvert while the exterior culvert stands to create the well effect needed to calculate and store waters.Omukazi Pima orikushemeza
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