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Caring UAE: From Sand to Soil!

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Hey there, little buddy! Today, we’re going to tell you a super funny and heartwarming story about how a magical country turned a hot, sandy desert into a yummy, green farmland!

Desert Magic

  • Once upon a time, there was a country called the UAE, and it had only a tiny bit of land where they could grow yummy food. So, they had to bring in food from faraway places, like magic! But the UAE wanted to be super special and grow its food right at home.
  • In January 2021, a new place called Arada in Sharjah had an amazing idea. They created a special market on Fridays where they sold the freshest and healthiest farm produce! People loved it so much that they came from all over to buy delicious lettuce, tomatoes, and honey. They even had fun food trucks and movies to make the market a big party!
  • Guess what? This cool market, called Manbat, was a team effort between a real estate developer named Arada and the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment. They joined hands with over 200 farmers and vendors to bring fresh goodies to everyone!
  • The UAE knew that to grow more food, they needed to get smart about it. So, they started using special tech like hydroponics and AI-powered irrigation. It’s like magic water and technology made the plants grow faster and better! Even a Norwegian start-up turned the desert into a fertile land using a secret recipe of Liquid Natural Clay. Isn’t that crazy?
  • Oh, and you won’t believe this! The Emirate of Sharjah amazed everyone when they harvested tons of wheat in a farm without using any yucky chemicals. They used special seawater to grow the wheat, and it turned out to be super healthy and yummy. They want to grow even more wheat in the future!
  • Now, the UAE was doing so well in growing their food that they even got high rankings in a global food security index! People started buying more local food because they realized it’s not just tasty, but it’s also good for the environment.
  • But wait, there’s more! The UAE loves making friends, and they teamed up with countries like Israel and India to learn even more cool tricks about growing food. They even planned to host a big conference to share their knowledge with the whole world!
  • So, my little friend, what’s the moral of the story? The UAE showed us that with a little magic, hard work, and lots of cooperation, you can turn a sandy desert into a land of fresh and yummy food! And when we eat local, we help our planet too! So, let’s cheer for the UAE’s funny and heartwarming journey from a desert to a farmland full of deliciousness!

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