Gaza farmers restore seed bank to preserve local crops
Summary
Farmers in Gaza are rebuilding a seed bank that was destroyed during the conflict with Israel. The seed bank now contains about 32 types of local crops and helps protect the farming traditions in the area, although it is still too small to meet all agricultural needs.Key Facts
- The original seed bank in Gaza was destroyed during the war.
- Farmers are working to restore the seed bank to save local crop varieties.
- The seed bank currently holds about 32 different types of seeds.
- The goal is to preserve traditional crops and support farming on the remaining farmland.
- Despite progress, the seed bank is still smaller than needed for full agricultural support.
- This project aims to help farmers continue growing food in Gaza under difficult conditions.
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