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How to Cut Your Water Bill in Half An Olla (pronounced oh-yah) is a handmade terracotta clay pot used by ancient cultures as a simple form of drip irrigation. Today it can be utilized for containers, raised beds, and ground applications alike. Sustainability enthusiasts have found attaching ollas to a rainwater collection system is very functional and effective. Research has found that they were used in China over 4000 years ago and agrarian cultures living in or near desert climates have used olla irrigation methods for millennia. Historians report that they originated in Northern Africa and were brought to the Americas by the conquistadors. The videos below will teach you everything else you need to know about Ollas! Image:YouTube Share: Comments comments grow your ownvideo Related Posts « Parents call police for help, cops show up and kill their 18-year-old son Russian Mother Takes Magical Pictures of Beautiful Kids & Animals on Her Farm »

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