hydroponics method introduction

2.  Hydroponic farming is the science of growing
fruits, vegetables and plants without the use
of soil. The term "hydroponic" comes from two
Greek terms; ‘hydros’ means water and
‘ponos’ means work.
 Hydroponic is a division of hydroculture,
which’s the cultivating of plants in a soil-free
medium or a water-based setting. Hydroponic
growing employs mineral nutrient solutions to
nourish the plants in water, without the use of
soil.

3.  Gardens Of Babylon
in 600 Bc
 Pyramid With
plantation on it

4.  around 1100 BC, the
Aztec Indians got
creative with their
growing techniques
and created gardens
that seemed to be
floating. These
“floating gardens”
were called
'chinampas',

5.  The word
“hydroponic” was first
used in 1937, coined
by Dr. William
Frederick Gericke,
aptly known as the
“father of
hydroponics”

6.  Hoagland Solution
 Arnon
 Lawrence Brook
 Commercial
hydroponic mineral-
nutrient solutions.
1976

7. hydroponics market will be worth $27.29
billion by the year 2022.
90 percent of lettuce and tomatoes that are
being grown in the US and Canada are
being grown using hydroponics.
As the population of the world keeps
growing, hydroponics becomes a more
viable substitute for traditional farming.

8. take only 25 percent of the area used by
traditional soil growing, for the same
amount of crops
Hydroponics will be essential Due to Its
Features
Less Space- 25%, No Herbicides, No
insecticides and pesticides ,No
intercultural operation, Vertically Grown,
No need of Land