Hydroponic farming is a method of growing plants without soil, where plants receive all the necessary nutrients through a nutrient-rich water solution.

The webinar aims to provide valuable insights into the art of farming, including its principles, techniques (hydroponics, natural farming, vertical farming) benefits, and practical implementation opportunities. You will gain knowledge about setting up hydroponic systems, managing nutrient solutions, optimizing plant growth, and troubleshooting common issues.

The duration of the webinar will be approximately [2 Hours], allowing sufficient time for an in-depth exploration of various farming techniques concepts and practical considerations.

Absolutely! The webinar will include dedicated Q&A sessions where participants can ask questions related to farming.
The presenter will address as many relevant questions as possible during the allocated Q&A time.

Yes, the webinar is designed to cater to both beginners and individuals with some prior knowledge of farming.
The content will cover foundational aspects while also delving into more advanced topics to ensure a comprehensive learning experience.

To register for the webinar, please visit the registration page and click Register now .
Follow the instructions provided on the page to complete the registration process and make the payment of Rs. 399.

Unfortunately, we do not offer refunds for the paid webinar.
However, if you are unable to attend the live session, you will receive access to the next live webinar.

Hydroponic farming offers several advantages, including faster growth rates, higher crop yields, efficient water usage (up to 90% less compared to traditional farming), reduced reliance on pesticides and herbicides, and the ability to grow crops in areas with limited arable land.

Virtually any plant that can be grown in soil can also be grown hydroponically. Common crops grown hydroponically include lettuce, herbs, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries, and flowers.

Temperature, humidity, lighting, and air circulation are important factors in hydroponic farming. Plants require specific environmental conditions depending on their growth stage, and it's crucial to maintain optimal conditions to promote healthy growth.

Hydroponic farming can be both organic and non-organic, depending on the practices and nutrient solutions used. While some hydroponic farms use synthetic nutrients, others opt for organic nutrient solutions, and some hydroponic systems can even incorporate sustainable practices like capturing and reusing water.