Somalia has long suffered from food insecurity. Years of civil war, frequent droughts, and recent flooding have led to malnutrition.
However, a new crop of young and ambitious farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs are driving an agricultural revolution by introducing modern agricultural practices.
Simple greenhouses allow farmers to produce fruit and vegetables all year round, increasing food security for the residents of Mogadishu.
With over 250 greenhouses dotting the outskirts of Mogadishu, these farms are pivotal in ensuring a consistent food supply to Somalia's capital. The country has experienced extreme weather in recent years, with prolonged drought and devastating floods. Somalia's food security has also been hit by the actions of militant groups like Al Shabaab.
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