Growing Crops in the Desert
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Uploaded by UntoldNews on Mar 11, 2011
Finally there's a way to grow crops in the desert. Drip Irrigation, an Israeli invention, allows dry land to produce crops to feed a hungry world. Today, drip irrigation is used worldwide from China to Kenya. Learn more at http://untoldnews.org/
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@johnlvs2run Are you aware that, since 1968, life expectancy among the Arabs of the West Bank and Gaza went from 48 years to 72 (compared with an average of 68 years for all the countries of the Middle East and North Africa) and Israeli medical programs in the disputed territories reduced the infant-mortality rate of 60 per 1,000 live births in 1968 to 15 per 1,000 in 2000 (in Iraq the rate is 64, in Egypt 40, in Jordan 23, in Syria 22)?
LetsSeeActionPete 4 weeks ago
It would be more helpful to stop stealing from the Palestinians, wrecking their homes and killing their children.
johnlvs2run 4 months ago
Isn't drip irrigation a fairly ancient technology?
chamolihn 7 months ago