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Libya: Battling conditions with organic growing

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As Libya battles drought and climate change, a young farmer near Tripoli is pioneering aquaponics — a soil-free, water-efficient method that uses fish waste to grow crops. Could this closed-loop system offer a lifeline for the country's struggling agriculture sector? In a small green oasis outside…

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Libya: Battling conditions with organic growing

As Libya battles drought and climate change, a young farmer near Tripoli is pioneering aquaponics — a soil-free, water-efficient method that uses fish waste to grow crops. Could this closed-loop system offer a lifeline for the country's struggling agriculture sector? In a small green oasis outside…

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hortidaily.com broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, July 3, 2025.

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