Agricultural development in the Liwa Oasis, near Kayyam, United Arab Emirates, has boomed in recent decades. ‭In the mid-1980s, farmland covered just over 3.8 square miles (10 square kilometers) in this area, and by 2002 had more than doubled to 8.1 square miles (21 square kilometers). ‬Since the UAE averages 12 days of rain a year and contains less than 1% arable land, there is widespread use of drip irrigation and greenhouses in this area. 23.255361°, 53.801306° Source imagery: Google Timelaps

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