Title: Salinization
Headings: Salinization
A global challenge

Salinization A global challenge
Salinization – a threat to global food security
What is salinization?
Why is salinization a problem?
A farmer’s problem today, everyone’s problem tomorrow
Where does salinization occur?
Effects of salinity on crops
& classification of salt-affected soil
Saline Agriculture
The practical solution
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Content: Why is salinization a problem? Salinization of farmland is a fast-growing problem worldwide. Due to rising sea levels, vast areas of formerly arable land become increasingly saline. Since most farmers around the globe are unfamiliar with saline agriculture, their common belief is that saline soil is not suitable for growing crops. As a result, farmers feel forced to migrate and/or live with famine and poverty. Once arable land becomes a wasteland. A farmer’s problem today, everyone’s problem tomorrow
Daily, farmers around the world suffer from salinization and are forced to live in poverty. And eventually, this will affect us all: as the world population grows, so does the demand for food. But the reality is that the amount of land suitable for agriculture continues to decrease.