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In our previous video, we explained that Afghan farmers preserve freshly picked grapes in clay boxes made of a mixture of clay and straw to store them for a long time.

Kurdish farmers in Kangina, Afghanistan, have been storing pomegranates and grapes in clay jars for centuries!
No refrigerators, no cold storage...
But with this traditional method, the fruits stay fresh for up to 6 months!
A method that is both environmentally friendly and historical...
Meet the miracle of clay! Clay acts as a natural barrier that keeps air and external factors out, so the pomegranates and grapes stay firm.

Kurdish farmers in the Kangina region of Afghanistan keep pomegranates and grapes fresh for months by storing them in clay crates. They preserve their harvest using methods provided by nature without cold storage. This old but effective tradition is a beautiful example of sustainable agriculture without the need for technology. 🍇🍷
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