Bezglebowa uprawa sałaty w Libii - AFP

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Hydroponically-grown lettuce is pictured in the greenhouse run by Siraj Bechiya and his partner Mounir, in the small town of Qouwea, about 40 kilometres east of Libya's capital Tripoli, on March 5, 2021. - Soilless farming has gained ground in many countries but is still in its infancy in Libya. But in a country whose territory is 90 percent arid desert, the method could offer a path toward more food self-sufficiency, Bechiya believes. (Photo by Mahmud TURKIA / AFP)

headline Bezglebowa uprawa sałaty w Libii - AFP

created date 2021-03-05

credit MAHMUD TURKIA/AFP/East News

source AFP

byline MAHMUD TURKIA

original transmission reference AFP_94W3BH

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