Automated Greenhouse Tests Gaza Agriculture

The article presents an experiment in developing smart and automated agricultural greenhouses in the Gaza Strip, aimed at maximizing resource utilization and reducing dependence on traditional farming, which has been significantly impacted by war and Israeli bulldozing. The greenhouses employ artificial intelligence technologies and sensors to measure soil moisture and temperature, automatically controlling watering and ventilation processes. This contributes to water efficiency and improved growing conditions. The experiment demonstrates a difference in cultivation duration and crop productivity compared to traditional farming, with the cultivation period for some crops reduced by up to 130 days, helping to restore part of the sector’s food security. The project aspires to expand these systems to include more farmers continuously, with the goal of rebuilding the agricultural sector and enhancing production performance through modern technology.

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