The technology turns desert into arable land just after 7 hours

Norwegian scientists have developed a method of blending liquid nano clay with sand, which allows for seed sowing in the desert after 7 hours.

This soil can sow in just 7 hours.

By 2045, 135 million people may lose their homes and livelihoods due to the desert.

Each year, half the land is lost due to desertification. But a new technology is turning Desert into a green land.

Nano-Liquid Clay (LNC) is made from micro-clay granules mixed with water, which helps keep sand, water and nutrients.

Inventor Kristian Olesen said: "When you add liquid nano clay, that's when you attach the sand particles together, you can see many blocks here, not individual sand particles. I add this compound to the sandy soil, you can plant anything. "

The process of turning sand into colored soil can take up to 7 years, but the soil can sow in just 7 hours. Desert farming requires a lot of water. In this test, liquid nano clay reduced 50% of water use.