What is Ebb and Flow Hydroponics and How Does it Work?

Ebb and flow hydroponics is a method of growing plants hydroponically that is known for its reliability, simplicity of operation and low cost of investment. Pots or a flood tray are filled with a grow...

Hydroponic growing leads to tastier vegetables

Growing vegetables hydroponically leads to a more expensive, but tastier veggie, cumberlink.com reports. Tomatoes are the king crop in hydroponics because of the demand for them in early spring...

Zinc: Importance and Current situation

Zaghum Sattar & Abdul Saboor Butt Institute of soil & Environmental Sciences, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad Zinc (Zn) is among those minerals that were first considered as essential...

Indian family makes a breakthrough in hydroponics

by Mike Adams Hydroponics, the practice of growing plants in water instead of soil, received a giant lift from a New Delhi family that created a purely organic nutrient mix that has sustained tomatoes...

Panicum tyrgidum: A resilient fodder and excellent biofuel crop

Asad Saeed, Mohsin Tanveer, Shahbaz Atta Tung, Ali Ahsan Bajwa Global  environment  is  rapidly  changing  due  to  increase  in  global warming, associated...

GMOs and pesticides create super-pests

One of the expected advantages to genetically modified crops is their proposed ability to withstand onslaughts from weeds and other pests that could damage or destroy crops. Unfortunately, that’s not...

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Oasis Agro Industries Pakistan is one the premier company dealing hydroponic farming professionally in the country, Oasis Agro Industries Pakistan is ready to start the unbeatable journey in the...

Soil management Practices

Besides storing more carbon and making more efficient use of nitrogen, good soil management will provide economic benefits through increased productivity, more efficient use of nutrients, and improved...

Hydroponic fodder

Is it a viable option for feeding sheep, goats and other livestock? Year-round production Although the methods of hydroponic fodder production date back to the...