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Belgian farmer hasn’t irrigated crops in 26 years; soil remains moist just 5-10 cm below surface

Belgium’s Diederik Steyaert has successfully farmed without irrigation for over two decades. His dedication to organic practices ensures that the soil remains healthy and retains moisture efficiently. By eliminating ploughing and incorporating organic matter, Steyaert cultivates robust plants that adapt to stress and drought. This innovative approach showcases vital strategies for addressing agricultural challenges in water-limited environments.

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