Re: Gaza under siege: Palestinians forced to grind animal fodder to make bread due to wheat flour shortage

“… Forty-three-year-old Wael Musallem from Beit Lahia, in the north of the Gaza Strip, has successfully produced Azolla ferns after many failed efforts by local farmers.

Azollas include seven species of aquatic ferns that float on water surfaces. They have symbiotic bonds with algae and have a high percentage of protein, ranging between 25 per cent and 30 per cent of their dry weight. It is also used as a biofertiliser. ..”

(source: memo, 05sep2019)

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