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In West Africa, oyster shells are becoming an essential tool for enhancing farmland productivity. When crushed, these shells function similarly to agricultural lime, enriching acidic soils to support better crop yields. This method is particularly impactful in The Gambia, where groundnut farming is thriving. Ongoing research aims to identify the most effective usage rates of…