Farmers utilized waste to cultivate crops in arid desert soil a millennium ago

A thousand years ago, people along Israel’s Mediterranean coast had dug up a block deeply surrounded by sand, filled with 80,000 tons of garbage, and used fertile soil formed for farming, which otherwise had been We were able to produce crops that fail on such harsh ground.

This represents the oldest and large-scale plot and belm system that allows crops to be grown in sand, placing them at one of multiple unclear sites around the world. It may even be the origin of such an oasis-like agricultural site in the desert, but some of it still exists, Joel Roskin At Ba Iran University in Israel.