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 Such practice is not used in Korgon village because of the hilly ground. The upper part of the village is located on the upland, which is divided into left and right parts by Chorboghsai (a dried-up riverbed). Mixing of snow-melting and underground waters forms an irrigation channel that branches out into two ponds (see picture).
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 Resident of Korgon village Sanginova H. Preparing for the winter (making tapaks). July 2017
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 Such practice is not used in Korgon village because of the hilly ground. The upper part of the village is located on the upland, which is divided into left and right parts by Chorboghsai (a dried-up riverbed). Mixing of snow-melting and underground waters forms an irrigation channel that branches out into two ponds (see picture).
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 Three logs of the same thickness with a length of 2.5-3 meters and a diameter of 15-20 cm are needed. The logs are fastened on top of the twigs of trees (mostly willow) that grow along the river coast. The ends of logs are buried in the soil of the river channel. The bottom of the structure is strengthened by the wicker net made from rods, which is filling with coastal stones, twigs and moss. Over time, the net is clogged with slit, which contribute to a stronger consolidation of the construction. It is important to note that sepoya is set up at an angle of 45° regarding the downstream. It is necessary that the water flow in the river hits the sharp corner of the sepoya wall, and then reflects back into the riverbed, thereby preventing erosion and destruction of the shore.
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 Preference is given to the pyramidal poplar, or, as it is called in the people, "Mirza Terek" ("Mirza" Persian. – noble.)
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 *Minimum quantity of ammonia in the composition of the manure, which does not “burn” plant roots
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 *Managing the conflicts between neighboring villages
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 *Additional income for the villagers
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 Faced with the problem of shortage of feed Sadonshoev N., the local leader of Buni village, turned to the ancient method of silage, used by his grandfather, which he eventually improved. Weeds spines (''Cirsium vulgare) ''mixed with perennial plants are collected and transferred to the place of preparation of the silage. In a room that is protected from frost and moisture, a hole with a volume of 1 m<sup>3</sup> is dug up, and then poured wet cement along the bottom and sides. After that, the layers of grass cuttings (7-10 cm), stalks of corn, the remains of cereals are stacked into the hole. After each layer with the thickness of 5 cm, the silage is sprayed with salt and compacted with a wooden stake for better juice secretion. The yield of 800 kilos of green mass is 650-700 kilos of silage.[[File:Силос.jpg|center|564px|alt=Силос.jpg]]
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 Three logs of the same thickness with a length of 2.5-3 meters and a diameter of 15-20 cm are needed. The logs are fastened on top of the twigs of trees (mostly willow) that grow along the river coast. The ends of logs are buried in the soil of the river channel. The bottom of the structure is strengthened by the wicker net made from rods, which is filling with coastal stones, twigs and moss. Over time, the net is clogged with slit, which contribute to a stronger consolidation of the construction. It is important to note that sepoya is set up at an angle of 45° regarding the downstream. It is necessary that the water flow in the river hits the sharp corner of the sepoya wall, and then reflects back into the riverbed, thereby preventing erosion and destruction of the shore.
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 Preference is given to the pyramidal poplar, or, as it is called in the people, "Mirza Terek" ("Mirza" Persian. – noble.)
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 *The content of a large amount of nitrogen is easily assimilated by plants, which is very important during vegetative growth.
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+Faced with the problem of shortage of feed Sadonshoev N., the local leader of Buni village, turned to the ancient method of silage, used by his grandfather, which he eventually improved. Weeds spines (''Cirsium vulgare) ''mixed with perennial plants are collected and transferred to the place of preparation of the silage. In a room that is protected from frost and moisture, a hole with a volume of 1 m<sup>3</sup> is dug up, and then poured wet cement along the bottom and sides. After that, the layers of grass cuttings (7-10 cm), stalks of corn, the remains of cereals are stacked into the hole. After each layer with the thickness of 5 cm, the silage is sprayed with salt and compacted with a wooden stake for better juice secretion. The yield of 800 kilos of green mass is 650-700 kilos of silage.[[File:Силос.jpg|center|564px|alt=Силос.jpg]]
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 The village of Buni used to be one of the most densely populated points in the Pamirs. In 1907, it was struck by a mudflow, which covered almost the entire village. The surviving villagers were forced to move to the Afghan side of Badakhshan. The gorge of the Buni-Dara River divides the village into two parts.&nbsp; The river originates at the foot of the glacier; its length is 7 km, 2 km of which are on the territory of the village with the adjacent 25 residential buildings with a population of 180 people, and then flows into the Panj River. By its type of nutrition, Buni-Dara River belongs to the glacial and snow water type. It is characterized by rapid flow with the presence of strong thresholds. The riverbed is littered with huge boulders and fragments of rocks. From mid-June to end of July, the melting of glaciers occur.&nbsp;
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