Nov 5, 2025 | Agricultural Business, Hydroponics
Choosing the right location to build a greenhouse is critical for maximizing the benefits of sustainable farming and hydroponics. Whether you are an agritech investor, a farm operator, or a sustainable farming enthusiast, understanding both the geographical and the...
Oct 2, 2025 | Agricultural Business, Hydroponics
Hydroponics is revolutionizing the way we grow food. In a world where sustainable farming and efficient use of resources are paramount, hydroponic systems offer a smart alternative to traditional soil-based agriculture. Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) is the...
Aug 25, 2025 | Agricultural Business, Hydroponics
By 2050, the global population will approach 10 billion people. Feeding everyone without damaging our planet is one of our greatest challenges. Traditional farming methods—while effective for decades—are now showing signs of strain, depleting water, eroding soil, and...
Jul 24, 2025 | Hydroponics
According to legend, in 30 AD, Roman Emperor Tiberius was told to eat a cucumber every day for his health, so the Romans engineered a way to grow plants year-round. This building would have a translucent roof made of mica—so sunlight could get in, but heat couldn’t...
Jun 10, 2025 | Hydroponics
Food systems around the world are under pressure. Farmland is shrinking, weather is getting harder to predict, and more consumers want clean, locally grown food. In response, hydroponic farming is gaining ground. It uses less water, doesn’t require soil, and gives...
May 16, 2025 | Agricultural Business, Hydroponics
Building a hydroponic greenhouse is more than just assembling steel and plastic—it’s about creating a living system that supports consistent, high-quality food production year-round. Whether you’re a grower expanding your operation or an entrepreneur entering...
Apr 8, 2025 | Hydroponics
Deep Water Culture (DWC) hydroponics is great for fast growth, but healthy roots still need plenty of oxygen. If the water’s oxygen level drops too low, roots can drown, leading to problems like rot and poor nutrient absorption. Think of it this way: just like...
