NYTimes.com - The Risks of Desert Farming
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@Aussiemoo because it is cost effective, and they do a good job.
eran388 4 months ago
@TheVahnfanel not true.
eran388 4 months ago
ALL PAYED FOR BY THE TAX PAYERS IN AMERICA..... without their knowledge!!!
TheVahnfanel 10 months ago
you have to plant some endemic trees and shrubs that will survive in the arid conditions that will turn the soil into a sponge for the few times that it rains
HindiReader 1 year ago
because jews are Capitalist exploiter
pajaro64646464 2 years ago
Why do they import Thai workers?
Aussiemoo 2 years ago
they have better chances since there are not too many other choices,they have some great minds to work with..
windsurfing2long 2 years ago
the water infrastructure to cost ratio is a problem but very soon just being able to grow food to 93 percent of national need will be the greatest asset of all.
whiteorpheus9 2 years ago
Yes and no. The Saudi government tried it before with wheat and then abandoned the projects after many years as they had been using ground water and buying the wheat at more than 5 times the market price. It was not viewed as sustainable they implemented it.
asas2jh 2 years ago
That was very, very interesting. Good prospect for future farming.
Osteomorphis 3 years ago