Desert Control

Agriculture and food production already consume more than 70 percent of all available freshwater. Desertification and soil degradation further increase water consumption, threatening agricultural productivity and water resources across the globe. With the global population growing, we will require more food in the next 40 years than was produced over the last 500 years, putting even more pressure on vital resources such as water.

Desert Control, an ecological technology innovation, is pioneering a solution called Liquid Natural Clay (LNC). The liquid-based formula is designed to be sprayed directly onto sandy soils, where it seeps down to create a moisture-retentive layer that significantly enhances the soil's ability to hold water and nutrients.

This process not only cuts water usage by up to 50 percent but also boosts crop yields by 20 to 60 percent, making it a game-changer in arid agricultural zones.

Desert Control will soon apply its innovative Liquid Natural Clay to 20,000 newly planted trees in Iraq. This breakthrough treatment is expected to cut irrigation needs by up to 50 percent while also improving the survivability of the plants by 100 percent in the treated areas.