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    Urban farming is on the rise as more people grow their own food in cities. Urban farmers cultivate food for personal or community use, providing fresh local produce. Hydroponics is an alternative to traditional agriculture that uses 90% less water and produces clean food without pesticides or chemicals. It grows plants in nutrient-rich water instead of soil. Hydroponics systems like nutrient film technique and deep water culture allow consistent production of vegetables like lettuce, tomatoes, and herbs with minimal resources.

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    URBAN

    FARMING
    To create accessible and dependable clean food sources in packed cities
    and metros, there has been a rise in a new breed of farmers. Urban Farmers
    grow and cultivate their own food, for their own use, or to be distributed.
    They offer immediate advantages - by enabling, fresh, clean and local food -
    benefiting the inhabitants of dense urban areas.
    CURRENT
    AGRICULTURAL
    SCENARIO

    Agriculture in India is HIGH CARBON Traditional Agriculture


    WEATHER & SEASON FOOTPRINT output in uses a lot of PESTICIDES
    DEPENDENT Traditional Agriculture AND INSECTICIDES
    WHAT
    HYDROPONICS
    OFFERS

    90% WATER SAVING - 100% CLEAN PRODUCE- CONSISTENT


    Water is recirculated Zero use of pesticides Quality & Quantity
    and re-used or any harmful chemicals

    HYDROPONICS is the cultivation of living plants in


    nutrient-rich aerated water, without the use of soil.
    YOU CAN GROW YOUR
    PLANTS IN HYDROPONICS
    USING 2 TECHNIQUES

    Nutrient Film Technique Popular NFT plants


    A shallow film of oxygenated, nutrient
    rich water is re-circulated past the bare
    roots of the plants, ensuring uniform
    and consistent nutrient delivery. Lettuce Spinach Basil
    Varieties Varieties Varieties

    Mint Kale Coriander


    Deep Water Culture Popular DWC plants

    Larger plants require more support


    and nutrition through their flowering or
    blooming stages. These plants require
    their roots to be suspended directly into Tomato Eggplant Capsicum
    a highly oxygenated nutrient solution.

    Gourd Cucumber Brocolli


    Varieties
    SIMPLE STEPS TO
    CLEAN FOOD SUCCESS

    1 CHOOSE YOUR PLANT 4 SEEDING & TRANSPLANTING

    Decide what you want to plant, then Follow the simple steps of
    choose from our hydroponic systems. seeding and transplanting to
    start your growing process.

    2 PROPER GROWING MEDIA 5 CHECK PREREQUISITES


    AND PARAMETERS
    Choose from the growing media that Ensure that your water parameters
    Hydroponics can be practiced on like pH and EC are under control.

    3 PICK YOUR SYSTEM 6 HARVEST YOUR PLANTS

    Choose the system depending on Consume your plants when they


    what you want to grow. Be creative. are at their peak of maturity for
    Experiment with various produce that maximum flavour & nutrition
    can be grown on the systems.
    RECOMMENDED
    FOR BEST RESULTS

    LEAF STATION NEO for NFT Technique BUILT TO EXPAND YOUR GROWING HORIZONS

    15 Plant flagship modular unit

    AIR BUCKET HEXA for DWC Technique MAXIMUM PRODUCTIVITY, MINIMUM EFFORT

    6 Plant easy use, efficient system


    PICK YOUR PLANTING SPOT
    INDOOR OUTOOR
    Window Sill Balcony
    Work Tops Terrace/Rooftop
    Kitchen Garden
    Living Rooms Backyard

    P 98848 42424
    99400 56321

    E shashank@futurefarms.in
    rhea@futurefarms.in

    W www.futurefarms.store

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