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Enabling chickpea cultivation in Germany

Fabian Dittmann
August 9, 2021

Some 70% of the world's chickpeas come from India. Transporting the popular pulse leaves quite a CO2 footprint. Now a farmer in Saxony-Anhalt in Germany is taking advantage of climate change

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