Solving Egypt's Water Crisis: Crop Water Footprint Unlocks Sustainable Agriculture
This article uncovers ways to manage water better, especially in places like Egypt facing water shortages. By analyzing the water footprints of crops, researchers can pinpoint where water is used most in farming. The water footprint shows the total water, both directly and indirectly, needed for making a product. This helps farmers use water efficiently to get the most value from it. Better water management in agriculture can lead to sustainable practices and improve global trade strategies. It's crucial to blend water plans with agricultural and trade policies to enhance water tracking on a country level.