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Entwurf Hydroponics held an energetic session for the Nature's Club of Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics, where Hydropreneur Aroona More maam guided the students and professors on the topic of 'Hydroponics Plantation'. The programme drew more than 80 nature enthusiasts.

On March 2, 2023, Entwurf Hydroponics held an energetic session for the Nature's Club of Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics, where Hydropreneur Aroona More maam guided the students and professors on the topic of 'Hydroponics Plantation'. The programme drew more than 80 nature enthusiasts.

During this seminar, college students and faculty learned about soilless gardening, why it is important, and how anyone at home can grow healthy, nutritious vegetables.
Thank you very much to Dr. Smita Kuntey, professor at Sydenham College, and Rachana Bagwe for organising this programme and inviting us as keynote speaker!

Your plants grow way faster hydroponically!
Read the blog to know more: https://entwurfhydroponics.com/9-reasons-why-hydroponic-growing-is-superior/

We know Indian economy depends of agriculture, the sector contributes to 42 percent of total employment.

We at Entwurf Innovations is committed to
☘️ Contributing in Indian economy by enhancing agricultural productivity & competitiveness, And
☘️ Contributing to environmental sustainability and future agricultural productivity.

Let us all work together to keep our country prosperous.
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Read the blog to know more: https://entwurfhydroponics.com/9-reasons-why-hydroponic-growing-is-superior/

Are hydroponic vegetables good for you?
In general, the nutritional value of hydroponically grown vegetables is better or about the same as that of conventionally grown produce.

Is hydroponic a recent invention?
The earliest examples of hydroponics date back to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Floating Gardens of China i.e. 2025 years ago. Humans used these techniques thousands of years ago. Although the general theory behind hydroponics remains the same, modern technology has enabled us to grow plants faster, stronger, and healthier.

We’re so used to plants growing in fields and gardens that we find anything else completely extraordinary. But it’s true. Not only will plants grow without soil, they often grow a lot better with their roots in water or very moist air instead. Growing plants without soil is known as Hydroponics.

Testimony of Hydrogrower Achal Bhutani from Delhi

Testimony of Hydrogrower Manu Mehra from Ludhiana, Punjab

Testimony of Hydrogrower Arun Avad from Nashik, Maharashtra