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EGYPT 2017. Use of non-conventional water in support to sustainable agri-aquaculture development in desert and arid lands

13 November 2017, Cairo, Egypt - Egyptian engineer Sami al-Zeini (2nd left) speaking during the visit at his farm of an FAO team and farmers from Egypt, Algeria and Oman, part of the program of Farmer-to-farmer study trips.
The main objective of these farmer-to-farmer study trips is to promote and develop national potential on effective sustainable non-conventional water use practices for integrated agriculture-aquaculture production systems through the exchange of knowledge, experiences and expertise among farmers from the three studied countries (Algeria, Egypt and Oman).,13 November 2017, Cairo, Egypt - Egyptian engineer Sami al-Zeini (2nd left) speaking during the visit at his farm of an FAO team and farmers from Egypt, Algeria and Oman, part of the program of Farmer-to-farmer study trips.
The main objective of these farmer-to-farmer study trips is to promote and develop national potential on effective sustainable non-conventional water use practices for integrated agriculture-aquaculture production systems through the exchange of knowledge, experiences and expertise among farmers from the three studied countries (Algeria, Egypt and Oman).

11/13/2017

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Background Information Project: Use of non-conventional water in support to sustainable agri-aquaculture development in desert and arid lands in the Near East and North Africa region, the cases of Algeria, Egypt and Oman.