Hydroponic Systems were first developed in the early 1980s in Colombia. Hydroponics is the method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil. It is highly productive, conservative of water and land, and environmentally friendly. Yet for most of its employees, hydroponic culture requires only basic agriculture skills. Since regulating the aerial and root environment is a major concern in such agricultural systems, production takes place inside enclosures designed to control air and root temperatures, light, water, plant nutrition, and adverse climate.
Hydroponic projects in Colombia have proved a great success. On average, a single garden made a profit of $90 in two to three months with the initial investment being $355. Since 1984, projects have been implemented in 12 Latin American and African countries, mostly funded by the UNDP and the UN FAO. Advanced hydroponic systems can be intensive and expensive. But simplified hydroponics can be much simpler and cheaper with low operational and maintenance costs. There are six basic types of hydroponic systems.
There are two main reasons for investing in hydroponic irrigation systems. One, it saves water and two it saves money. Byron Bay couple George and Sukhjt Singh report on the benefits they have seen from their hydroponic system. “Our nutrigation system has increased productivity by 40% and has paid for itself in just one year through labour savings,” says George Singh.
If you think that a Hydroponic System in Adelaide could suit your needs, give Urban Grow Solutions a call on (08) 8322 0040 or visit their website http://www.urbangrow.com.au/.
Hydroponic projects in Colombia have proved a great success. On average, a single garden made a profit of $90 in two to three months with the initial investment being $355. Since 1984, projects have been implemented in 12 Latin American and African countries, mostly funded by the UNDP and the UN FAO. Advanced hydroponic systems can be intensive and expensive. But simplified hydroponics can be much simpler and cheaper with low operational and maintenance costs. There are six basic types of hydroponic systems.
- Wick
- Water Culture
- Ebb and Flow
- Drip
- NFT Nutrient Film Technique
- Aeroponic
There are two main reasons for investing in hydroponic irrigation systems. One, it saves water and two it saves money. Byron Bay couple George and Sukhjt Singh report on the benefits they have seen from their hydroponic system. “Our nutrigation system has increased productivity by 40% and has paid for itself in just one year through labour savings,” says George Singh.
If you think that a Hydroponic System in Adelaide could suit your needs, give Urban Grow Solutions a call on (08) 8322 0040 or visit their website http://www.urbangrow.com.au/.
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