Introduction Agriculture is the backbone of the Indian economy, employing nearly half of the population and contributing significantly to GDP. However, conventional farming faces persistent challenges such as land degradation, over-dependence on monsoons, dwindling groundwater resources, and climate change. Against this backdrop, hydroponic cultivation —a soilless farming technique where plants are grown in nutrient-rich water solutions—emerges as a transformative practice with the potential to revolutionize Indian agriculture and bolster the economy. Why Hydroponics is Relevant for India Efficient Use of Resources Hydroponics consumes up to 90% less water compared to traditional farming, crucial for a country like India where water scarcity is intensifying. It requires less land area, allowing cultivation even in urban and peri-urban spaces. Higher Yields and Year-Round Production Controlled environment farming ensures consistent yield...
We are providing consulting services to established companies, start-up groups and college students to plan, design, start and run the projects in the field of hi-tech cultivation. We are also conducting both online and offline training programmes and selling the books on various hi-tech farmng techniques like hydroponics, aquaponics, polyhouse farming, open precision farming, hi-tech kitchen garden, vertical farming and automated integrated farming