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🌱 Join Our Hydroponics Workshop & Grow Fresh Food indoor/outdoor, as family unit or commercial unit 🌿

Want to grow fresh, safe to eat vegetables/salads/microgreens/fruits without soil? Whether you're a beginner or an enthusiast, our Hydroponics Workshop will teach you how to grow plants efficiently using water-based solutions! 🚀

 

✅ Learn the techniques of hydroponics

✅ Practical oriented training with expert guidance

✅ Grow more in less space with less water

✅ Discussing various aspects of hydroponics cultivation like, scope; potential; principle of operation; types of hydroponics systems-its suitability to different crop; planning, design, setting-up and operation & maintenance of various types of hydroponics sytems; water quality -methods to control; balanced nutrient mix, nutrient management, nutrient deficiency symptoms & remedies; market potential, steps to be followed to establish and run a successful hydroponic farm

📅 Date: 4th to 6th July 2025

 

💡 Limited slots available – Reserve yours now!

 

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