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This aeroponics farm could be the future of food in Jordan

Less water waste and healthier plants ... an aeroponics farm in Jordan.

Less water waste and healthier plants ... an aeroponics farm in Jordan. Image: REUTERS/Jehad Shelbak

Douglas Broom
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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Aeroponics surround the plant with higher levels of oxygen, thanks to a nutrient-rich mist. Image: letusgrow.com

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