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Hi,
I am new to this subject and I would be interested in knowing what data are available so far about using HK in semi-arid environments
I found a thread here on this, but it is 13 years old! So I wonder if there are more specific data now, on water consumption, productivity and other parameters/indicators
compared to other growing methodologies in the semi-arid climate
I wonder if anybody is aware of any academic research evaluating these indicators over a period of time of a few years.
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