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carbon negative farming

Today agriculture is a massive contributor to carbon emissions, According to EPA, in 2018, agriculture only accounted for 10% of the US greenhouse gas emissions, These come from livestock like cattle, agricultural soils, and rice productions. However, the problem is much bigger than this number suggests. This article is about Carbon Negative Farming and how […]

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Farms in UAE 11

On average, the gourmet product travels around 3,000 miles to reach the finest restaurants in Dubai. In most of the GCC countries, agriculture represents approx 70% of water consumption. More than 90% of the land in the Middle East isn’t suitable for agriculture. 80% of Saudi water resources go to agriculture, while the sector’s contribution […]

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soil degradation

Soil Degradation or land Degradations refers to the human-induced or natural process which impairs the capacity of the land to function and grow crops. It involves a different process that decreases the fertility of the land. These are acidification, contaminations, desertification, erosion, and or salination. Soil acidification might be good for the soil, however, it […]

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plastic waste on beach

Plastic waste is detrimental to our environment. With ever-increasing global warming and climate change, we need to take measures to contain plastic products. Plastics pose a threat to the oceans and sea life. The aquatic animals are in constant danger of consuming plastics that pollute our rivers, seas and oceans. Though some of these products […]

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Agriculture drone 11

By 2050, the world population is expected to cross 9 billion people. This puts the agriculture community under immense pressure to increase the production of food exponentially. The agriculture sector is mired with many problems such as chaotic and extreme climatic conditions, labor shortages, inadequate amounts and inefficient application of fertilizers. Advanced technologies such as […]

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