Why farmers are spreading crushed glass on their crops
31-07-2026 07:55 via abc.net.au

Why farmers are spreading crushed glass on their crops

Recycled glass is being turned into a silicon-rich soil additive that farmers say is improving crop growth while creating a new use for millions of discarded bottles.
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