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Saudi Arabia's Smart Farms and Water Savings
Saudi Arabia is heading towards transforming its desert into smart and sustainable farms by using modern technologies such as hydroponics, greenhouses, and robotics, with the goal of increasing food production while reducing water consumption by up to 90%. These initiatives are part of Vision 2030, where experiments have demonstrated remarkable results, such as producing about 99 kilograms of tomatoes per square meter using just 3 liters of water, showcasing technology's ability to enhance food security and reduce dependence on limited water resources. The kingdom is also making significant investments in commercial agricultural projects that operate year-round, achieve high self-sufficiency rates for certain products, and strive to balance increased production with resource conservation, despite the challenges related to expansion and costs.
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