In this article, we will investigate the capability of safeguarded development and discuss how it could assume a fundamental part in getting India's food security later on. [...]
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Agriculture is the primary sector of the Indian economy and is referred to as the backbone of the nation. The number of hydroponic plants in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and such metropolitan cities is constantly growing. [...]
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Both Hydroponics and Aeroponics are sustainable, water-conservative farming methods, differing only by the medium which is used in the growth of the plants. Hydroponics is the growth of plants using a nutrient-rich solution, instead of water. [...]
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Hydroponics is a type of Hydroculture, in which the cultivation of plants is carried out using Nutrient rich solution, instead of water. This soil-less, water-less gardening is called hydroponics [...]
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Hydroponics is considered as the best possible way of growing vegetables. Growing crops in a Hydroponics way can have various advantages. [...]
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Hydroponics is very beneficial when compared to traditional soil-growing technique. In the current era as it poses no harm to the environment and requires less cultivation space. [...]
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When considering growing plants in a hydroponic way one must make sure the type of hydroponic system is suitable for the plants they are growing. The crops are grown in net-house which provides the plants with a micro-climate which is a very contributing factor for healthy plants. [...]
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A detailed introduction on Hydroponics, a technique of growing plants and vegetables without any soil. There are major advantages of using hydroponics methods in India. [...]
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