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3. In recent years:

The emergence of hydroponics in eastern Gaza and Rafah to reduce water consumption.

Support projects from international organizations (FAO, UNDP) to rehabilitate cultivated land and establish new wells.

Improvement of drip irrigation methods and use of solar
energy to operate wells.

Preparations are underway to plant strawberries in the)
northern regions, specifically in a yellow zone that was confiscated by the Israeli army.)

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1. Before 2000:

Agriculture was at its peak, with exports abroad (especially to Israel and Arab markets via crossings).

Good use of groundwater and great diversity in crops.

2. After 2007:

Agriculture was damaged due to restrictions on agricultural materials (fertilizers, seeds, plastic).

Repeated wars led to the destruction of large areas of agricultural land, especially near

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3. Fruit trees:

Olives: One of the most important trees in the East, especially in Abasan and Khazaa.
Citrus fruits: Such as oranges, lemons, and grapefruit, but they have declined due to water scarcity and salinity.

Grapes, figs, and pomegranates: Grown on a limited scale but successful in dry lands.
🌱 Second: The development of agriculture in the eastern regions

A Palestinian farmer grows okra...behind the Israeli border.) Pre-war. )

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1. Field crops:

Wheat and barley: These are grown extensively in the winter, especially in Khazaa and Abasan al-Kabira and Abasan al-Sughra.

Corn and sesame: These are grown in the summer and used for animal feed and oil.

2. Vegetables (crops)

Tomatoes

Cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants

Cabbage and cauliflower

Potatoes and onions
These crops are grown in greenhouses or in open fields, depending on the season.