Scientists from the University of Sheffield are helping children from a Nepalese orphanage grow their own vegetables with a pioneering, sustainable technique which will provide a vital food supply all year round.
A team of researchers from the P3 Centre of Excellence for Translational Agriculture and the Grantham Centre have teamed up with the Olgapuri Village School near Kathmandu.
Their aim is to help children and the local community establish a long-term, low-cost and environmentally friendly farming method.
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