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Niger Farmers Restore 200 Million Trees Using Low-Cost Root Revival Method

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Australian agronomist Tony Rinaudo introduced a simple technique that helped farmers in Niger regenerate over 200 million trees by reviving dormant underground root systems. The low-cost method restored millions of hectares of degraded farmland across the country's dry landscapes. Regenerated indigenous trees provided shade, reduced soil erosion, and improved soil fertility. The initiative significantly boosted food security for local communities in the region. The approach has since gained international recognition and is now being adopted as a global model for land restoration.

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