FRP Rectangular Hydroponic Fodder System, Capacity: 50 KG /Day

The current scenario of water crisis is looming over the counter. The watershortage is not only affecting the urban areas but are also affecting the ruralareas . In many parts of rural India where there is a shortage of water not only�the agriculture practices suffer but indirectly affects the cattle breeding . The�need of an hour is to have a system which can cater to solving the above�problem and can make required quantity of fodder available for cattle�breeding . Hydroponic is a technology solution for India's aid in agriculture.�Smart Hydroponic farms use vertically stacked growing beds and less than 1%�of the space, which is a precious commodity in densely populated urban/ rural�areas. Compared to the conventional farming. Following is the COMPARISION�BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL METHOD OF GROWING GREEN GRASS VIS-�-VISHYDROPONIC METHOD CONVENTIONAL METHOD OF GROWING GRASS HYDROPONIC METHOD OF GROWING GRASS 1. Area required 4500 sq. meter of land. 1. 2.5 sq. meter space required 2. Production quantity 10000 Kgs per season. 2. 50 kgs per day. 3. It consumes around 16 lacs litres water per season. 3. 40 litres water required per day. 4. Soil required to grow grass. 4. Soil not required. 5. Soil borne decease problem occur. 5. No soil borne decease. 6. You don�t get fodder every day. 6. You get fodder every day in equal quantity. 7. Land cost not considered. 7. The hydroponic grass growing unit cost approx. Rs.50,000/- per unit tax. 8. Electricity required to pump water. 8. Being it works on Solar, no electricity required. 9. Protein content � 2 � 5% 9. More than 17%